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Breadth (FLAM)

Investing
Definition
Number of independent bets a portfolio makes. Plays a key role in Grinold's Fundamental Law of Active Management: high alpha requires either high IC or high breadth.

A small number of high-conviction picks (Buffett) and a large diversified factor portfolio (DFA, AQR) can both work — but you need either IC depth or breadth, not zero of both.
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