Diversification with Two Assets

Diversification happens when gains in some assets partially offset losses in other assets, thereby eliminating some risk from an overall portfolio. I describe diversification here using statistical terms and illustrate the ideas with a simple, two-asset portfolio.
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What happened at minute 9:36 to 9:39? the problem changed? I saw a Standard Dev. of .25 then it changed to .50 and .40 to .45?

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