Well, from my experience, the ideal case will be not holding too much stocks at one go, else it will mess up your portfolio. When everything is good and while market is in bull run, there is no any issue. However, once the market starts to crash and become bear, it will be challenging for you to clear up your portfolio. Firstly, it is due to there are too many stocks for you to monitor and react. Secondly, it's mental, when you saw 20-30 of your holdings are losing big, you will lost to the interest and choose not to face the reality by cutting loss and leave your holdings continue to bleed, hoping them to rebound asap. The lesson that I try to flow through is, it might affect your decision making when you are holding too many stocks.
Last but not least, a general benchmark:
10k fund : 2-3 stocks
50k fund : 4-5 stocks
100k fund : 6-7 stocks
500k fund : Not more than 10 stocks
Hope this helps guys, all the best!
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