Diversification can make a portfolio have an expected return equal to the weighted average (or full contribution) of exp

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Diversification can make a portfolio have an expected return equal to the weighted average (or full contribution) of exp

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Diversification can make a portfolio have an expected return equal to the weighted average (or full contribution) of expected return of all the component assets, while have a lower standard deviation than the weighted average of standard deviation of all the component assets. Is this a true statement? 1) True 2) False
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