Key Take Aways

A concentrated position is when a single investment, often a stock, makes up more than 10 percent of a portfolio.

Concentration introduces a risk factor to the portfolio where the loss-of-value in a single position could materially impact the overall performance.

Selling a concentrated position may have tax consequences depending on the type of account where the investment is held.

Charitable contributions, multi-year disposition planning, and option strategies may be considered to lower potential tax burdens.

*Individual circumstances may vary.

Vector's Joe Grochowski, CFP® and Jason Ranallo, CFA® discuss Concentrated Position inside a portfolio.

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