Investment Diversification

[JasonGraham]

Diversification means allocating funds to various investment sectors such as crypto, stocks, bonds, mutual funds, gold, property, etc. with the aim of increasing potential profits and minimizing risk.

There are two types of diversification that we know, namely one type and various types. One type refers to investments that are only allocated to one type of investment instrument, such as crypto ADA, BTC, Eth, Ltc, Solana, etc. as well as stocks such as AMZN, AAPL, GOOGL, MSFT, TSLA, etc. While various types of diversification refer to various investment sectors such as stocks, crypto, land, gold, etc. Various types will be more suitable for novice and conservative investors.

The number of assets to be selected as investment diversification will also depend on the capital/funds to be allocated, such as if you only have $1000, you should only choose one or two investment instrument assets, if there is too much spread, diversification will be less useful.

[WandaCC]

has anyone here tried a different approach since then that's worked better for them? Sometimes just tweaking one small habit or tool can make a big difference. I’d love to hear if anyone came back to this later with fresh eyes and found new insights or solutions.

[ayranton]

I ran into the same issue when setting up my LAN server and spent way too much time tweaking firewall rules and port forwarding. One weird fix that helped was switching to a different router temporarily to rule out firmware bugs.

Also, while sifting through networking docs, I ended up reading about peer to peer loans—totally unrelated but oddly interesting how decentralization works in both cases.