Avoid Frequent Visits to your Portfolio

It is important to think quality over quantity when it comes to managing your mutual fund portfolios. Investors easily get spooked and jump on the bandwagon mid-way just before the wheels come off when markets turn volatile. One has to realize that market volatility is unavoidable come what may. Simple psychological intuition points out that analyzing your mutual fund portfolios too often is more likely to get your heart beat to palpitate faster. Checking your portfolios once every year will bring you immense joy as compared to the persistent audits done on a daily basis. Regret can be your difficult comrade if you make a foolish move based on excessive investigation.

It is, without doubt, human to hate loss far more than we enjoy gain, leading to dreadful decisions in the name of loss aversion. An informed investor who wisely selects and observes his investments is less likely to keep a constant check on the durability of his portfolios. A very good reason could be that the investor has sufficient knowledge in the investment domain thus letting his investments grow at a steady pace without panicking during market crises. Dependence on the financial advisors broad knowledge of market trends and fluctuations could be another strong reason for the investors' limited check on his portfolios. An amateur investor who checks his asset allocation along with his investment performance too often panics when the market crashes or falls, which actually may be the right time to buy!

Here are five things to do while looking at your portfolio:

Therefore, as a long term equity investor, it is best not to overdo it. Once you keep these five points in mind, you should be okay.
Speak to your financial advisor for knowing the right time for a portfolio review.

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