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Research indicates that investors who monitor their portfolios less frequently

Research indicates that investors who monitor their portfolios less frequently

▸ outperform those who hold investments for the long-term and trade infrequently.

▸ tend to invest in riskier assets.

▸ earn rates of return similar to those who hold investments for the long-term and trade infrequently.

▸ are more highly educated and in higher income brackets than those who hold investments for the long term and trade infrequently.

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Fundamentals of Investing

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Authors: Zutter, Smart

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