The word "diversifiable" means the ability to reduce risks or uncertainties by investing in different assets or areas. It means spreading your investments or resources to minimize potential losses.
Evidence from Five Developed Markets,» by Alexeev and Tapon, November 2014) indicate that the ideal number of stocks needed to reduce the vast majority of diversifiable risk is upwards of 50, and perhaps even higher during times of market distress. (foolwealth.com)
The capital asset pricing model introduced the concepts of diversifiable and non-diversifiable risk. (en.wikipedia.org)
Systematic risk is non diversifiable while Un-Systematic risk can be reduced through diversification. (wealthtrust.in)