A sort of investment strategy used by investment managers that aims to make money from both rising and falling prices on the financial markets is known as "Market Neutral." The investment choices, known as a market-neutral approach, aim to prevent substantial losses since the long and short positions act as hedges against one another.A market-neutral strategy is a type of investment strategy undertaken by an investor or an investment manager that seeks to profit from stock price movements in one market without being exposed to the risk of changes in another market.A market-neutral strategy is used when the investor believes that there is a relationship between two different markets. For example, if an investor believes that the stock prices of company A and company B are related, then they may use a market-neutral strategy to invest in both companies at the same time. This type of investment strategy is used for hedging purposes or for speculation.