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More recent studies done in 2001 suggest more securities are needed than historically to create a well-diversified portfolio.
Estimable Loss
A projected financial loss that can be anticipated and measured with reasonable accuracy.
Financial Statement Disclosure
The provision of information in a company's financial statements beyond the basic financial numbers, aimed at giving a complete understanding of the company's financial health.
Lawsuit Loss
Financial loss recognized by a company due to legal judgments or settlements in lawsuits.
Reasonably Possible Loss
A loss that is not assured but has a good chance of occurring, requiring disclosure in financial statements if quantifiable and material.
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