Jacob’s portfolio
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Jacob has developed a diverse portfolio over his career. He started with investments in large cap stocks and bonds but has since expanded into small cap stocks, international stocks, and real estate investment trusts to diversify his holdings. His portfolio is now balanced across different asset classes and geographies to reduce risk and take advantage of opportunities wherever they may arise.
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