First, he reviews 21 published analyses to relate turnover to
volatility reduction while controlling for other factors.
Not exact matches
The legendary Ben Graham, in his 1949 book The Intelligent Investor, argued that a portfolio of just 10 to 30 stocks provides adequate diversification, and that adding more stocks produces only a marginal
reduction in
volatility (
while increasing both transaction costs and the time needed to monitor the portfolio).
While some might embrace such a period of lower
volatility, this
reduction in price movement also results in fewer opportunities for traders to profit from the cryptocurrency's price swings.