When investment returns are less than perfectly positively
correlated, the resulting diversification effect means that
making an investment in two or three large stocks will eliminate
all of the unsystematic risk.
making an investment in three companies all within the same
industry will greatly reduce the systematic risk.
spreading an investment across five diverse companies will not
lower the total risk.
spreading an investment across many diverse assets will
eliminate all of the systematic risk.
spreading an investment across many diverse assets will
eliminate some of the total risk.
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When investment returns are less than perfectly positively correlated, the resulting diversification effect means that m
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