Hey Hunters, I run One Day Investor, a blog with data-backed posts about investing. The project is about building wealth we're not pushing people to trade on margin or chase the next coin that's "going to moon tomorrow." So far I've written a few posts:
How Frequent Portfolio Checking Reduces Long-Term Returns
Your Budget App Isn't Broken. It's Just Irrelevant.
I Lost $3,000 Trading Crypto. The Research Says I'm Not Alone.
Tbh, I'm not sure if I should keep going. My friends told me the posts were too long and dense for their attention span, and that's why they didn't read them.
I don't want to check the markets every day. I don't think you should either. Most financial apps are built on an assumption I don't share: that more frequent data is more useful data.
One Day Investor is built on the opposite assumption. You almost certainly won't miss anything. The things that actually matter to your long-term wealth - jobs, savings rate, whether you kept investing through the scary months - move at the speed of months and years, not minutes.
