The result of diversification is not always a smaller loss. It can
be a smaller gain. In 2003, the year the stock market began its recovery
from the 2000 crash, the S&P 500 had a total return of
28.7 percent while the return for the Russell 2000 was a stunning
47.3 percent. The combined return was 38 percent.
be a smaller gain. In 2003, the year the stock market began its recovery
from the 2000 crash, the S&P 500 had a total return of
28.7 percent while the return for the Russell 2000 was a stunning
47.3 percent. The combined return was 38 percent.
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