QUOTE(Boon3 @ Feb 21 2017, 06:54 PM)
There's much difference in personal ability.
Some can play many stocks at one time.
Many can't.
Some can play with 2-3 stocks at one go.
Many can't.
And .....one really wouldn't know what exactly is good for one self....unless one test each method out extensively.
Why?
Cos...don't we want to attack the market with our best gung phew?
So during all the extensive testing .....
Do we want to use real money and die a thousand deaths?
Or do we want to be smart and test it out in a lab where it doesn't cost us plenty of innoceny money when we farkk up?
Ooops....shyte.... garment ah?
Errr....
Concentration of portfolio is a double edge sword. If you guess correctly, you win big, but if not you will lose big also (or opportunity loss).Some can play many stocks at one time.
Many can't.
Some can play with 2-3 stocks at one go.
Many can't.
And .....one really wouldn't know what exactly is good for one self....unless one test each method out extensively.
Why?
Cos...don't we want to attack the market with our best gung phew?
So during all the extensive testing .....
Do we want to use real money and die a thousand deaths?
Or do we want to be smart and test it out in a lab where it doesn't cost us plenty of innoceny money when we farkk up?
Ooops....shyte.... garment ah?
Errr....
In a diversified portfolio, you have both chances of win and lose, but at smaller quantum so you get a more moderate results.
It depends on which style you like, or which is more suitable for you. Even doing the best homework and the best tools, you will end up with some mistakes.
For me I like some diversification, but not over diversified
Feb 21 2017, 07:01 PM

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