If you spend much time with an investment advisor planning for a retirement fund or a college fund, you will most likely hear the phrase, “don’t put all of your eggs in one basket.” The common wisdom is that in order to protect yourself from sudden changes in the financial markets, you should spread your investment portfolio out into a variety of financial instruments that balance out the risk of investing, but yield a reasonable rate of return.
However, what if you knew in your heart, you believed, you trusted with all of your being that one basket was the right basket? No matter how great the risk, would you put all of your eggs in one basket?
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