Warren Buffett: How Many Stocks Should You Own In Your Portfolio?

Warren Buffett on how many stocks you should own in your portfolio!

Found a gem of a clip online that I'd love to share with you guys!

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[beaviswealth]

Question: How many stocks should you hold in your portfolio? Leave a comment down below!

[gersonadr]

“Diversification is ignorance insurance”. Guess what, I am ignorant when it comes to analysing companies (and in many other ways). One aspect of wisdom is knowing our own limitations.

[kenhall]

anybody that can drink that much coke and still be living, can't be human....

[suyogchandak]

Let's identify a fact.

Very very few people can accurately analyse a business correctly. An average person is better off diversifying.

[fathead]

Fun fact, Warren Buffet’s social security number is 14.

[firstlast]

I own exactly 26 stock and bond positions. 20 stocks the rest corporate bonds. It's not hitting the ball out of the park but it's a comfortable and profitable enough approach for my needs

[diedertspijkerboer]

My investments are: liquid assets: 40%, furniture 30%, model railways 10%, perishables 5%, unspecified 15%. Unfortunately all of them have an expected ROI lower than inflation.

[hailo]

three businesses? okay, Enron, Lehman and GE :D Nailed it

[abesapien]

"Diversification is a defense against ignorance"

[chooselife]

I have watched this 3-4 times now, never grows old.

[jhallk]

I love how he just casually tossed a figure of $600 million out there like it wasn't anything lol

[daveco]

For those that wanna learn I recommend reading the intelligent investor, mainly focusing on chapters 8 and 20. This book taught me more than any college degree would get you.

[OLOZANO]

Minute 7:40:
"...and the High Priest wouldn't have any edge over the Lay people, and that never sells well."
-Warren Buffet.

This one sentence is packing quite a powerful punch and yet... no one has dropped a single comment about it.

I wonder...

[RJ-suus]

What he actually said was, it is ok to diversify for an average investor.

[vargaskenneth]

I just got laid off during this pandemic...doesn't hit much hard though just because I still have some savings that I am looking forward to investing. Your crucial information will be appreciated!

[dogestranding]

Agree. You can only research so many companies. Focus on the best ideas instead of wasting time on your mediocre ideas.

[superchaz]

"To Grow In Knowledge, Add. To Grow In Wisdom, Subtract."
- Lao Tzu

Ya' Really Have To Focus, To Be A Focus Investor, Though.

[jhollman]

It’s not quantity but quality. Know your investment and have the utmost confidence in them. If you find 3-5 good companies your comfortable with, I would say that is sufficient. Overexposure only increases risk imo.

[muxi]

This is so good. 6 stocks in my portfolio: goog, fb, jpm, jd, antm, axp.

[andyosman]

There is so much to learn, it is there free for the taking and other trained expert forums to guide you. Unfortunately there is no holy grail nor are there any short cuts to success.