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> I don’t know any investor who puts 100% of their money into a single stock You clearly don't follow very many "meme stock" communities.

• phyzix5761 2y ago
  Those are categorized as speculators not investors. https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/difference-between-investing-speculating.asp https://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/09/difference-betwe...
  • wat10000 2y ago
    "No true Scotsman" strikes again.
  • poincaredisk 2y ago
    I'm not saying you're wrong, but on this case isn't this a tautology? Since investing 100% in a single stock makes one a speculator, not investor, then by definition no investor invests 100% in a single stock.
    • phyzix5761 2y ago
      The key difference between a speculator and an investor lies in their financial goals, not the number of stocks they hold. A speculator seeks short-term profits, often through high-risk trades, while an investor focuses on building long-term wealth through, steady, strategic investments.