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The "crash and carry" policy was a trading strategy used in financial markets, particularly in relation to futures contracts. It involved simultaneously buying an asset and selling a related futures contract to capitalize on price discrepancies. Traders would "crash" the price of the asset by selling futures, while "carrying" the position until the prices converged, allowing them to profit from the arbitrage opportunity. This approach aimed to exploit inefficiencies in pricing between the spot and futures markets.

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