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It is difficult for an ongoing business (or an investor) to go bankrupt without debt.

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William Sharpe, who won a Noble Prize for his work on asset allocation, was once asked how he determined his personal asset allocation. He replied that he just chose an allocation where he could stomach the declines. So much for mathematical analysis.

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