If you find yourself checking the prices of stocks in your portfolio on an hourly basis and you are not a day trader, the most likely cause is
A) the market risk of your stocks.
B) the business risk of the management of your companies.
C) the low risk tolerance you have to owning stock.
D) the political risk of what Congress might do.

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Checking stock prices on an hourly basis when not a day trader often indicates a low risk tolerance. This behavior reflects anxiety or discomfort with the inherent volatility of the stock market, rather than specific external factors like market, business, or political risks.

If You Find Yourself Checking the Prices of Stocks in Your