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Mining Stock Education · Friday, September 4, 2026

Rule Advises Against Owning Too Many Stocks

During a discussion on investor portfolio habits, Bill Powers noted that many investors seemed to own too many companies, with some holding up to 100. Rick Rule agreed, citing this as a common "sin" he's observed over 35 years of reviewing portfolios, emphasizing that investors should limit holdings to what they can adequately study.

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in my opinion they probably had too many companies they owned in their portfolio
Bill Powers
the biggest sin that I have noticed is particularly the one that you said Many people own many too many companies
Rick Rule
they don't understand why they own them they don't know why they might sell them
Rick Rule
Heard on Mining Stock Education — “"Occasional Failures Are the Price of Outstanding Wins" - Rick Rule on Portfolio Discipline & More, published Friday, September 4, 2026. Heardvine summarizes and quotes with attribution and timestamps, and links to the original everywhere.
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