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High Active Share, or focus investing, is the academic term coined by professors from Yale University to measure the degree of difference between a portfolio and its underlying index. Their research found that portfolios with high active share, meaning more concentrated holdings, tend to outperform the market. This finding holds especially true for portfolios with low turnover strategies, indicating that a concentrated, low turnover approach is the optimal way to generate returns.