The 70-20-10 rule in investment is a guideline for resource allocation. It suggests that 70% of resources should be dedicated to core technologies or safe, reliable investments. 20% should be allocated to adjacent or related areas that have potential for growth. The remaining 10% should be invested in transformational or high-risk, high-reward areas to test the waters and potentially gain significant returns.
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