Anonymous

18 Apr 2019

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How long should I wait before I can evaluate the performance of my portfolio?

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Sandra Teo

01 Mar 2019

Hello! I personally evaluate and rebalance my portfolio quarterly. Initially when I first started investing, I checked it often which resulted in some impulsive decisions as I was easily influenced by the negative performance of the stock.

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