Overconcentration / Failure to Diversify

Issue name: Overconcentration / Failure to Diversify

Applicable law/agency: Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), National Association of Securities Dealers (NASD)

Related topics: Securities, Stock Market Losses, Breach of Fiduciary Duty, Securities Unsuitability


Lack of Investment Diversification

To protect investors, brokers should diversify their clients' stock portfolios. Diversification limits risk because it spreads stocks over a variety of sectors. This cushions the loss for investors in case of a major downturn in a particular industry. Brokers should tell their clients about the benefits of diversifying portfolios. If a broker puts a large majority of a client's portfolio in one sector and the sector experiences a significant decline, the broker may be responsible. Failure to diversify may cause a broker to face negligence and malpractice liability.


Failure to Diversify or Over Concentrate a Portfolio Could Be Fraud

Failure to diversify a client's portfolio can be a form of stock fraud. Stock fraud through over concentration strips the client of the protection diversification affords. Diversification of investment holdings is the most important shield against risk. read more

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Overconcentration/Failure to Diversify Government Articles

Beginners' Guide to Asset Allocation, Diversification, and Rebalancing

Beginners' Guide to Asset Allocation, Diversification, and Rebalancing

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Anapol Schwartz, Securities Fraud Attorneys

Cohen Placitella and Roth, Overconcentration/Failure to Diversify Attorneys

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