Too many tickers, same risk — and you don't see it.
Ten positions do not mean real diversification. If the weight stays concentrated in a few names, HHI rises. The cost is a portfolio that is fragile to single-stock shocks.
Too many tickers, same risk — and you don't see it. Real diversification depends on concentration and correlation, not on the number of positions. If the weight stays concentrated in a few names, HHI signals a portfolio that is more exposed than it appears. A clear view of concentration helps avoid process mistakes even before entry. The value is not in making more trades, but in better understanding where risk is concentrated. Have you ever realized too late that you were more concentrated than you thought?
The issue is not how many positions you hold, but where the risk is concentrated.
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