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deucherActive Contributor

Asked: April 18, 20242024-04-18T15:16:03+00:00 2024-04-18T15:16:03+00:00In: Money & Business

Diversification as stability in investing?

Everyone who invests in the stock market understands the importance of devirtification, and not only such people, but also any people who earn money thanks to investments know that in this way they can protect their funds from losses. I consider it correct to say that de-diversification is stability because in such a case people may not worry about the loss of some assets and for them it will seem like a stable profit. Do you agree with this statement?