Why Measuring Investment Performance Matters

[Nomad]

Investing is not something where you put money and then forget about it for a long time, or until you are ready to sell off. Regularly assessing how your investments are performing is very important. Evaluating your portfolio helps determine whether your assets are yielding returns or underperforming. Based on the performance of your investment, you can make future decisions, and also plan for short term or long term strategies. If assets are performing well, consider holding them longer. If not, it might be time to sell and reallocate your funds into more promising opportunities.

 

[Suba]

If investors measure investment performance, it means they can identify which investment instruments are profitable and which instruments are less profitable or even detrimental, then investors can adjust their portfolios. Moreover, measuring investment performance is also an evaluation of strategy and proper decision making.

 

[Kross]

Tracking how your investments are performing would help you to be able to decide per time whether it is best to pull out, or hold.

 

[Augusta]

it helps you determine the performance of your investment and many other factors, including: The return on investment for investment

 

[Springtime]

After you make investment, you need to review the performance of your investment regularly. This is to ensure you do not miss out any opportunity or at times of trouble, you may need to opt out or change your portfolio to a more conservative one.

 

[Augusta]

Measuring performance allows investors to see if their investment strategy is working as intended and achieving the desired returns.