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Most broker do not limit the duration of the hedging provided you have sufficient maintenance margin.

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Well, the new National Futures Association rules do not allow 'hedging' anymore. According to the NFA, the economic benefit of such strategy is minimal at best since hedging effectively cancels out both transactions. This "strategy" makes it impossible to profit while letting you pay more in terms of spreads, roll-over interests, and other carrying charges

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Most brokers allow hedging. I think Interbank Fx does not permit hedging.

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I haven't heard of any rule you cannot hedge more than a day? what is the different if you go long or short for more than one day? It does make sense to me.