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To: bruwin who wrote (75889)	7/28/2024 5:23:47 AM
From: petal	4 Recommendations Read Replies (2) of 78519

Yes but I am not Warren Buffett. I have tried his approach(es), and have found that if I pick 10 stocks, the one that I believed in the most usually perform the worst (even if the basket of these 10 stocks perform better as a whole). Therefore, the more equally-weighted my portfolios, and the larger the number of stocks (up to a point), the better I have performed. This is just me though of course. Different styles will suit different people. I of course try to incorporate many of Buffett's key teachings, but I believe that every approach needs to me tailored somewhat after each individual's personality.

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