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Overconcentration

One of the most important rules of investing is diversification. If a broker concentrates your portfolio in any individual investment or type of investment, then the risk of losses with that portfolio is dramatically increased. It's the old adage that it is unwise to place all of your "investment" eggs in one basket. A broker who does not diversify his client's portfolio is potentially liable should that investment decline in value.

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