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Obviously, as I'm young and hoping to really build up my net worth, I'll likely continue to build concentrated stock portfolios in hopes of striking it big. That being said, there will come a point in my life when it will be time to take a more conservative approach to my investments. An approach which I can count on for predictable returns to retire on. If you're already there in your life, you're likely better off picking up this book and spending your time devising a strong asset allocation mix than trying to find the next Microsoft to dump all of your money into.

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