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concentration

[kon-suhn-trey-shuhn] / ˌkɒn sənˈtreɪ ʃən /




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When discussing the revenue-weighting factor, Kalivas said: “I think a lot of people have moved there because it has a bit more exposure to the Magnificent Seven, but it reduces concentration risk.”

From MarketWatch

During periods of elevated concentration, most stocks should be negatively correlated with the largest stocks — that is, they should fall when the largest stocks rise, and rise when the largest stocks fall.

From MarketWatch

Once a provision to prevent insider sales expired in August, Magnetar began slowly but steadily selling shares to reduce its concentration risk.

From Barron's

For both the equities and fixed-income funds, the managers are “index aware,” mindful of the defined index universe for the particular fund to avoid style drift, sector bets, or hidden concentration risks.

From Barron's

The theory is that businesses perform better and workers get richer when they are based in big, dense cities, because of the concentration of knowledge.

From BBC