Obviously, it’s a lot more fun checking your 401(k) during a raging bull market.

Then again, reading about other people’s 401(k) accounts during brutal trading sessions like Monday’s seems to be a favorite pastime for those looking to laugh through the tears.

So, in that spirit of schadenfreude — and while the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.87% celebrates the 11th anniversary of its epic bull run with an equally epic 2,000-point, one-day drop — here are just a few of the internet bright spots in an otherwise dreary market day:

Putting all that Twitter TWTR, +2.03% fun aside for a moment, perhaps now is actually as good a time as any to assess your current retirement plan. At least while it’s on everybody’s mind. So many questions. Do you even have one? A surprising number of people don’t. Are you overweight stocks? Too conservative? Should you tweak your allocations? Are you maximizing contributions?

According to a recent CNBC report citing the Alight Solutions 401(k) Index, net trading activity in 401(k) saving plans across the country was higher in the last week of February than the combined activity of the fourth quarter of 2019.

Then again, maybe it’s best to do all that once the storm passes, particularly if you’re thinking about making major changes to your retirement approach.

“Don’t get caught up in the motion of the market when investing for a long-term goal,” Chris Remedios, a certified financial planner with Remedios Financial Planning in San Francisco, told NerdWallet. “If it makes you uncomfortable when things go down, don’t look.”

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