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As my portfolio hit another all time high today (YTD 53%, QQQ 7%). I am sharing my diversification strategy and all my current positions.
I make sure to diversify my positions in the following 3 categories.
1. Sector Diversification
Avoid being limited to one sector and instead, diversify your holdings across multiple areas. Here are the sectors included in my 22 positions in my portfolio, broken down into specific businesses, for your reference: FinTech, Hardware/Semiconductor, Insurance, Healthcare, SaaS, Self-Driving, Crypto, Travel, Consumer, Solar energy, Robotics, Defense
2. Growth type diversification
Speculative: High risks and high reward with explosive growth potential (significant future upside) but are already highly valued. Buying into these (e.g., $NBIS, $WRD, $LUNR, $OPEN) typically results in either "to the moon" success or a crash into the sea. Another reason to take a speculative position is anticipating an event (e.g., tariff removal, acquisition) that could drastically change the stock price.
Growth: These are stocks with stable, high growth (I personally consider revenue YoY growth of 20% or more to qualify), and typically have high valuations (FWD P/E> 28). If growth stalls, the stock price will take a hit. (e.g., $HOOD, $HIMS, $OSCR)
Value: These stocks have slow growth, limited future upside, low valuations, and better downside protection. They are the opposite of growth stocks. Sometimes they may outperform a growth stock in short-mid term. (e.g., $KSS, $BMBL)
Blend (Growth-at-a-Reasonable-Price): These fall in between growth and value, with relatively cheaper valuations and revenue growth of around 10%+ year-over-year. (e.g., $GOOG, $SNAP, $ZETA)
3. Geographic Diversification
In the context of anti-globalization, it's wise to invest in high-quality companies globally. (e.g., $WRD, $DLO, $NU)
Last but not least: Excessive diversification can lead to mean reversion, and your returns might even underperform the broader market. So, avoid having too many positions.


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