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The idea of owning just one stock, if it is the right one, is a controversial yet compelling stance. Many investors feel safer spreading their wealth across various stocks to mitigate risks. However, this wealth manager argues that diversification is, in fact, a significant error. Emphasizing a singular focus, he alludes to historical examples of success where concentrated investments yielded substantial returns, mirroring Peter Lynch's sentiment that if one could pinpoint a company destined for greatness, pouring investment into it would be the right move.