A concentrated portfolio holds a small number of carefully selected stocks, often between 10 and 20, to maximize potential returns. Used by active investors seeking high conviction bets, this strategy focuses on deep research rather than broad diversification. It primarily benefits experienced individuals or fund managers willing to accept higher volatility for the chance of outperforming the market.
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