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Can owning more stocks really mean less risk?

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Head of Equity Strategy Peter Garnry explains why buying a wider range of equities can lower risk. In this video he explains how by expanding a portfolio from one to ten stocks an investor can reduce risk by 75% and he highlights two of his top European stock picks.