How Often Should You Check Your Stocks? (NOT every day) by Ramit Sethi of I Will Teach You to be Rich on Index Fund Investing

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Episode 3732:

Ramit Sethi explains why checking your stocks every day is a recipe for anxiety and poor money management, and why most market news and pundit stock picks are noise rather than signal. He walks through the context worth weighing when a stock drops, then makes the case for a simpler approach to investing: a low-cost, diversified index fund and an automated system that keeps you investing consistently.

Read along with the original article(s) here: https://www.iwillteachyoutoberich.com/dont-check-your-stocks-every-day/

Quotes to ponder:

"Sweating out the slightest variation of your stocks daily is a recipe for an anxiety attack AND poor financial management."

"I only check my stocks once or twice a month to make sure the automation is working."

"For financial security, it's more important than anything else to start early."

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