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This is Motley Full Answers.

I'm Alison Southwick and I'm joined as always by Robert Brokamp, personal finance expert here at the Motley Fool.

Hello, Robert Brokamp.

Hello, Allison Southwick.

And I also have a studio, Jim Royal.

He's an analyst here at the Motley Fool and you do not have to sound as goofy as Brogust did.

Fantastic. I'm able to achieve that. He's a doctor. He doesn't have to do that.

All right, Jim is here to help us tackle our topic today, and that is, the world of finance and

economics is full of people saying that certain events would never happen. Sure, that'll happen the day the

Cubbies win the World Series. So, today we're going to talk about a few that'll never

happens that actually happened in the world of finance. We'll also answer your question

about how much you should invest in one stock. All that and more on this week's episode of

Molly Full Answers. It's time for Answers Answers. And this

week's question comes from John in Queens. Jim, feel free to chime in. Sure. Okay. Allison

and Bro, love the show. Seriously, I'm that guy hitting refresh on his iTunes at 701 every

Tuesday morning. Thanks, John. Thank you. I I recently come across an investing platform, motif.com, that allows you to pick up to 30

individual stocks and essentially build your own custom mutual fund.

My question is about how the individual stocks should be weighted.

You can either weight each stock the same.

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