Not exact matches
A non-diversified fund, which may
concentrate its assets in fewer individual holdings
than a diversified fund, is more exposed to individual stock
volatility than a diversified fund.
Now, it does mean you have a little more concentration and a little bit more
volatility, but we do think it is much easier to produce alpha in a
concentrated portfolio
than in a 100 - stock portfolio.
«However, they should keep such investments at no more
than 20 to 30 per cent of their investment funds, as single - stock investments do carry a higher level of
concentrated risk, which might present
volatility more
than what the investor could withstand,» says Mr Choy, adding that the remaining 70 to 80 per cent of your investment funds should be invested through unit trusts to form the core portfolio.