The investor must know him or herself. If the investor believes that the mere act of monitoring might lead to a behavioral error, then less often is better.
I have no idea what is good enough for "most investors" since I don't know most investors. I do know myself, however. I check daily.
I do agree that setting up alerts is a good start. If they're at Fidelity, use the lockdown function on all accounts. Avail themselves of the best security Fidelity has to offer for account access using with 2-factor via Symantec or 2 factor via the Fidelity app notification. If not at Fidelity, then state the brokerage they use here and I'm sure others will give out best security practices.
Cheers.
I have no idea what is good enough for "most investors" since I don't know most investors. I do know myself, however. I check daily.
I do agree that setting up alerts is a good start. If they're at Fidelity, use the lockdown function on all accounts. Avail themselves of the best security Fidelity has to offer for account access using with 2-factor via Symantec or 2 factor via the Fidelity app notification. If not at Fidelity, then state the brokerage they use here and I'm sure others will give out best security practices.
Cheers.
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