Investors who check their portfolio daily earn less than those who check quarterly, who earn less than those who check annually. More frequent monitoring leads to more emotional reactions, more tradin...
Investors who check their portfolio daily earn less than those who check quarterly, who earn less than those who check annually. More frequent monitoring leads to more emotional reactions, more trading, and worse returns.
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