diversification
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- noun
- /ˌdaɪvɜrˌsɪfɪˈkeɪʃən/
- Specialized
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diversificación
- Investing in different industries is crucial for diversification in your portfolio.
- linguistic diversification
- crop diversification
- economic diversification
So you're kind of spearheading the diversification of GPUs.
- So you're kind of spearheading the diversification of GPUs.
- Now again, the capital asset pricing model is a mathematical theory of diversification, a very important theory.
- It also shows us that it's possible to reduce the risk of a portfolio through diversification without reducing the expected return.
- Warren Buffett also says that one of the things that help you, helps you compete in a, in a commoditized market is volume and diversification.
- So there are several reasons, risk diversification and and so on.
- So, so diversification is far more exciting.
- Your advice to listeners is generally speaking diversification, low cost ETFs, let time take over.
Examples
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And in that diversification there was room for expansion of new types of functions.
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Both an index fund and ETF offer you a low cost solution, diversification, and a proven track record.
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These are all great companies, but having some diversification is a really good thing.
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The key is low cost diversification and then not day trading.
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Our major strength is diversification.
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The increasing racial diversification of our schools requires such an approach.
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The private sector leads in innovation, creating jobs and economic diversification, with new capital investment being sustained over time.
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In higher education systems throughout the world, the need for diversification and differentiation is recognized.
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Recent changes in census data collection and household trends strongly indicate the diversification of American households.
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One rational and cost-effective method may be the implementation of increased agricultural crop diversification.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
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A change that makes something wider or includes more things
Antonyms
How Varied
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- Specialized
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Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Diversification comes from diverse ('different') plus the ending -fication ('making'), a bit like in simplification. So diversification is literally the 'making of different things', which is why it means increasing variety to lower risk — for example, spreading investments so you do not put all your eggs in one basket.