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Why Checking Your Stock Portfolio Every Day Can Hurt You
Original: Why I’m Trying Not to Check the Stock Market and My Portfolio Every Day
A personal finance commentator is making the case for breaking the habit of checking the stock market and personal investment portfolios daily. The argument is that frequent monitoring encourages emotional reactions to short-term swings, leading to poor decisions, while long-term investors are better served by tuning out daily noise and reviewing their holdings far less often.
Why now: Volatile markets are prompting investors to reconsider how closely they should track their portfolios day to day.
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- Why I’m Trying Not to Check the Stock Market and My Portfolio Every Day · The White Coat Investor
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