Based on the previous results, we can say that, as we include more
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diversified away, whereas the ”covariance risk” cannot.
7 f& U! x$ w9 r4 a, H. `; a" d; PIn practice, we also observe similar results. As we include more
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decreases, and then approach to a particular level, and will not% V T1 |6 u$ S1 m
reach zero.
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