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Is a dividend portfolio diversified?

Six household names, evenly weighted, each one a different company. Even weights are not even risk.

6 holdings. Essentially all of it sits in a single shared direction.

Where the risk sits

HoldingMoneyRiskRatio
CVX20%24%1.22
XOM20%24%1.19
PEP15%14%0.91
KO15%14%0.90
PG15%13%0.83
JNJ15%12%0.81

The reading, in full

PORTFOLIO: Six dividend names
1990-01-02 to 2026-09-24 · 9,250 trading days · USD

6 holdings.
Essentially all of it is one shared direction, led by CVX, XOM, PEP.

CVX carries 24% of the risk on its own.
Volatility 17% · worst fall on record 38%.
Risk 15% → 14% over the last year, mostly because the holdings moved together differently.

Descriptive. No forecast, no advice. Every figure above is measured over the window named at the top.
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Measured 1990-01-02 to 2026-09-24 over 9,250 trading days, in USD, from yahoo prices. Descriptive: this page reports what these holdings have done and how their risk is built. It does not forecast returns or losses and it is not advice. How every figure is measured, window by window, with the limit of each printed beside it. If a figure here looks wrong, say so: [email protected]. Terms and privacy: /terms.