Diversification 201: Why 20 Tickers Can Still Be One Bet
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Owning many tickers is not the same as being diversified.
- Correlation describes how investments move together; overlap is what they actually own.
- Funds with different names can still be highly correlated or hold the same top companies.
- Use a short checklist (top holdings, sectors, themes, geography) to spot hidden concentration.
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