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Define Diversification

April 23rd, 2010 · 3 Comments · Diversification, Investment Planning, Online Investing For Dummies, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

Diversification is the act of, or the result of, achieving variety. In finance, and investment planning, diversification is a portfolio strategy combining a variety of assets to reduce the overall risk of an investment portfolio.
 
Proper diversification will optimally combine non-correlated asset classes in such a manner that company specific risk, industry risk, market risk, and [...]

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Asset Allocation: The Critical Element of Diversification

August 15th, 2009 · 15 Comments · Diversification, Investment Planning, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

By Ken Faulkenberry
Diversification is the single most critical element of investment management. How an investor allocates investment funds to different asset categories or groups is called asset allocation, and is the most important fundamental of diversification.  Asset allocation involves dividing an investment portfolio on a percentage basis among different categories of securities (international stocks, domestic [...]

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Diversification – The Critical Element of Portfolio Management

August 8th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Diversification, Investment Planning, Portfolio Management, Risk Management

By Ken Faulkenberry
Diversification is the single most important element of investment planning. Diversification is a portfolio strategy that reduces risk by combining different investments that are not correlated.  The volatility (risk) of the portfolio is reduced because not all asset groups, industries, or stocks move together.  The goal of diversification is to reduce risk.
 
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