Glossary Term

Concentrated Stock Position

Single-Stock Concentration Risk

A concentrated stock position exists when a single stock represents an outsized share of someone's overall net worth, creating risk tied entirely to one company's performance.

In Plain English

If one stock could make or break your entire net worth, that's concentration risk — common with company stock, founders, or long-held winners nobody wants to sell.

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