Diversification 101: Why Owning ‘Many Things’ Often Beats Chasing ‘The One’
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- Diversification means spreading investments across many holdings so no single bet can make or break your portfolio.
- Broad ETFs and index mutual funds can give small accounts exposure to hundreds or thousands of securities.
- True diversification depends on what you own (sectors, regions, asset types), not just the number of funds.
- Diversification typically reduces extreme upside and extreme downside, aiming for a smoother, more resilient path.
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