Tuesday, September 11, 2018 1:33:08 PM
Yes, I agree. The more diversified the portfolio, the more likely it is to just trend-follow the rest of the market. That makes out-performance a very difficult task.
For the few individual company stocks that I own, I'm generally content to collect dividends and manage whatever market risk comes along using AIM. Being an opportunistic method, it rarely makes bad decisions about management. Therefore investment selection becomes a more important aspect. Here's a haiku from 2011:
Having the target
in sight improves our AIMing.
But good Arrows help.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/Investing-Haiku-haiku-1236/
For the few individual company stocks that I own, I'm generally content to collect dividends and manage whatever market risk comes along using AIM. Being an opportunistic method, it rarely makes bad decisions about management. Therefore investment selection becomes a more important aspect. Here's a haiku from 2011:
Having the target
in sight improves our AIMing.
But good Arrows help.
https://investorshub.advfn.com/Investing-Haiku-haiku-1236/
Best regards,
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