Investing
How Often Should You Check Your Portfolio
The more often investors look, the more loss they feel — behavioral research ties frequent checking to worse decisions, and the fix is a calendar.
Author
Christopher Lee
Christopher Lee connects international events to the markets, choices, and quieter consequences that follow.
Articles by Christopher Lee
Investing
What Happens to Index Funds During a Recession
Broad index funds fell 34% in 2020 and 49% in 2008-2009 and recovered both times — the mechanism is mechanical, and surviving it is behavioral.
Markets News
How to Read the CPI Report Like an Investor
Headline, core, shelter, and the monthly annualized run rate — four numbers turn the consumer price index from noise into a usable signal.
Markets News
A Divided Fed Held Again in April 2026
The April 28-29 meeting kept the funds rate at 3.50-3.75% on a 9-3 vote — three dissents that map the committee's inflation argument.
Investing
How to Read a Fund Prospectus in Twenty Minutes
Four sections carry nearly all the decision-relevant information — fees, holdings, risk factors, and performance — and the SEC requires each to follow a…