Back in my days of undergrad schooling I remember studying the mathematics behind diversification. It was very interesting material for someone like me, but would be pretty dry if I tried to explain it to The Sheconomist. So instead I wrote a post explaining it closer to “plain English” than was taught in a finance class.
Five Cent Nickel was gracious enough to allow me to publish this post on his blog. Today, I’d like to share it with you. Bear in mind, I don’t pick stocks for my own portfolio, this post merely serves as food for thought. So please go and read:
How Many Stocks Do You Need to Be Diversified?
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