You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.

You should have heard that “Don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” It’s no rocket science that diversification helps you cut down your exposure to a single sector/stock. But you should also remember that ‘Excess of anything causes more harm than good.’

However, the correct number of stocks to hold in your portfolio depends on several factors, such as your country of residence and investment, your investment time horizon, the market conditions, and keeping up-to-date on your holdings.