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August 2022
Australia
November 19 to 30, 2021
1,053 respondents
18 years and older
Respondents were active Australian retail investors who had made at least one transaction (trading securities, derivatives or cryptocurrency) since March 2020
Online survey
Participants ranged from 'recent investors' (started investing during or after March 2020) to 'moderately experienced investors' (started investing before March 2020, but less than five years ago) to 'most experienced investors' (five or more years of investing).
Survey question: "How often would you usually check up on your investments for the following products? (Single response per product held).
Base per product type: Cryptocurrencies (n=403), Margin foreign exchange (n=56), Hybrid securities (n=52), Contracts for difference (CFDs) (n=52), Australian shares (n=769), International shares (n=296), Exchange traded funds (ETFs) (n=238), Bonds (n=99), Market linked notes (n=44), Futures (n=68), Exchange traded options (ETOs) (n=59), Warrants (n=46), Gold or silver (n=205).
'At least once a day' is the net of 'a few times a day' and 'once a day'.
