Small Slam!

Charles D. Ellis

Financial Analysts Journal, 1997, vol. 53, issue 1, 6-8

Abstract: Because a strong offense is the best defense in any free market, investment managers may be contributing inadvertently to their portfolios' disappointing performance through excessive diversification — and the consequent dispersion of attention that might achieve superior results if focused on playing to win instead of “playing to play.”

Date: 1997
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