Diversification - or not putting all your eggs in one basket - has a solid foundation in math. In fact there are some really good reasons to always bear them in mind.
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2008
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June
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- 38. Getting Started
- 37. Transaction Costs
- 36. Following the Crowd and the Role of Expectations
- 35. Diversification - savingandinvesting.com
- 34. Two Generic Types of Pension Plans
- 33. First Principles of Taxation
- 32. Taxes and Compounding - savingandinvesting.com
- 31. Timing Investments and Dollar Cost Averaging
- 30. The Impact of Time
- 29. Hedge Funds 5: Prime Brokers
- 28. Hedge Funds 4: Funds of (Hedge) Funds
- *** New Video: V7C: The Risk-Free Rate
- 27. Hedge Funds 3: Different Strategies
- 26. Hedge Funds 2: What is Short-Selling?
- 25. Hedge Funds 1: What is a Hedge Fund?
- 24. Index Funds and ETFs
- 22. Mutual Funds 3: Active and Passive Management
- 21. Mutual Funds 2: Types of Mutual Funds
- 20. Mutual Funds 1: What is a Mutual Fund?
- 19. Why do Financial Markets Exist?
- *** 29. Prime Brokers
- *** New Video: V7B: Discounting
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