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Anonymous

17 Jan 2021

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How many different industry stocks to buy to be considered diversified portfolio?

Hi guys,

I am mainly investing on US stocks and these are the following industry i am focusing on. If you have any other recommendation, please give me some suggestions.

1) EV
2) AI
3) 3D Printing
4) Biotech
5) Energy

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1M45

17 Jan 2021

If diversification is what you looking for . Why not just buy ETF for each industry?

EV = DRIV, IDRV, ARKQ....

AI = BOTZ , IRBO, ARKQ....

3D printing = PRNT, DDD....

Biotech = IBB, Arkg, xbi...

Energy = XLE, ICLN, VDE...

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