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Subject: Re: do you limit your holdings to a % of portfol | Date: 3/21/2014 11:27 AM | |
Author: JAFO31 | Number: 74579 of 101533 | |
Rayvt: "Target is not to have any one stock be more than 3% of your portfolio. Absolute max is 5%." I am surprised you use 3%. I prefer a 5% individual cap and might let ift drift somewhat higher if it was fundamentally sound, but not more than 8%. I also consider from the view of portfolio diversification. A 5% cap then requires at least 20 different positions, which is enough to diverisfy if chosen carefully. At 8%, that would really be 12-13 positions, which is getting too small to properly diverify. At 20%, that might be no more than 5 positions, which is a cvery concentrated portfolio and impossible to properly diversify. Regards, JAFO |
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