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I too only usually have 5-6 investments. It allows me to get to know the company in more detail as well as keeping up with what’s going on in the company.

I am in complete agreement here, my portfolio is concentrated in 6 stocks. When one of those stocks drops to a price I deem undervalued I add what money I have to buy more stock usually from dividends!!!

I am in complete agreement here, my portfolio is concentrated in 6 stocks. When one of those stocks drops to a price I deem undervalued I add what money I have to buy more stock usually from dividends!!!

Great point. There is always a grey and lots of people will fit in that category as well.

yea i sort of agree with you. but it’s not to draw a line and saying that a diversification is white or black. depending on the nature (ability,knowledge,degree of patience, investment objectives etc) of investors, some will be better off by diversification and others will be successful in their investments by focusing on a few great stocks like Warren Buffett.

yea i sort of agree with you. but it’s not to draw a line and saying that a diversification is white or black. depending on the nature (ability,knowledge,degree of patience, investment objectives etc) of investors, some will be better off by diversification and others will be successful in their investments by focusing on a few great stocks like Warren Buffett.