The article uses the early-2000s dotcom crash as a cautionary tale, highlighting that excessive concentration in technology left portfolios vulnerable. It provides a diversification-focused lesson rather than citing any new company, policy, or market catalyst likely to move prices.
The article uses the early-2000s dotcom crash as a cautionary tale, highlighting that excessive concentration in technology left portfolios vulnerable. It provides a diversification-focused lesson rather than citing any new company, policy, or market catalyst likely to move prices.
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