More funds than stocks
If you are a good smart quantitative investor, you have a model that tells you what stocks to buy. You’ll buy more shares of the stocks that have high probabilities of going up a lot, and fewer shares of the stocks that have lower probabilities of going up less, and you’ll short shares of companies that have high probabilities of going down a lot. You will have a complete, probabilistic world view that can be expressed by some linear combination of shares of all of the available stocks.
If you’re just a regular old investor, the ...
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