These days, there are apps aplenty. If you have a smartphone, especially an iPhone or an Andriod, you can pretty much find an app for just about anything. That doesn?t exclude investing. Once a world that was confined to the trading floor, investing can now be done from pretty much anywhere ? including on your smartphone. Whether you?re a day trader, an imaginary trader or an investor that just wants to stay updated, there?s an app for you:
WikiInvest
The down low: it?s a free app available for Andriod, iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone 7 and Blackberry.
This investment app is great if you want to keep track of your portfolio. But if you?re a day trader, there might be a better one out there. It pulls in your account information from your brokerage firm so that you can measure your portfolio?s performance. It also allows you to see what other investors think.
Bloomberg
The down low: It?s a free app available for Andriod, iPhone, iPad, Blackberry and Nokia.
This is great if you want to track market data and your portfolio. It?s also a good app if you?re looking for finance and business news. All quotes are up-to-the-minute for stocks, indexes, bonds, commodities and currencies. You can?t make trades with the app, but you can stay very up-to-date on your investing savvy.
iTrade
The down low: It?s a free app available for iPhone
If you?re looking to try your luck in the stock market without losing your life savings, this might be the app for you. It?s a game that allows you to use $100,000 in play money to buy and sell. The quotes are in real-time, so it?s like you?re playing the market without any risk. You can compete against other traders.
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