Dividend-Focused ETFs vs. Alternative Portfolios: The Risk Of Over-Diversification [View article]
Geoff, I just wanted to thank you for the lasting usefulness of this article. I am generally in agreement with your conclusions (partly as a result of your writings and partly due to other research).
My portfolio is diversified between 15 to 20 positions of mostly dividend paying stocks, with no ETFs -- but I cam back across this article today while working on a beginning portfolio for my son. Investing $1500-$2500 per year in $500 chunks, it is very difficult to diversify him in stocks, and I see a definite utility here.
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Geoff, I just wanted to thank you for the lasting usefulness of this article. I am generally in agreement with your conclusions (partly as a result of your writings and partly due to other research).
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My portfolio is diversified between 15 to 20 positions of mostly dividend paying stocks, with no ETFs -- but I cam back across this article today while working on a beginning portfolio for my son. Investing $1500-$2500 per year in $500 chunks, it is very difficult to diversify him in stocks, and I see a definite utility here.