<prompt> Human: So I opened a Roth IRA with Vanguard and contributed a sum into a target retirement fund and a few shares of some ETFs. Seemingly standard stuff.About 1500 in total for my 2017 contribution.Im 22 and just getting started but I have one hangup.I cant stop checking the account. Its dipping right now cause the SP is down and all I want to do is refresh the page. Plus I have to check it each month when I add more funds and have to choose what to buyinvest in.Everywhere I look research wise suggests not checking as way to help avoid rash moves.Any tips on how to go about this? Also any general tips for having a Vanguard account would be appreciated  <response>: Its especially fun when the market is tearing it up like it has all of 2017, and the ridiculous Jan 2018 weve had!!As long as you know in your heart head that you wont sell your investments, theres no harm in checking. Checking is fine. buying selling based on dailyweeklymonthlyyearly fluctuations is BAD. 