Originally Posted by Futurebird

I'm using bloomberg. I like it a lot. It was easy to set up, but I can tell there are lots of features there when I'm ready for them.

Yeah unfortunately, like you, I like to research stocks at yahoo and other sites. Pretty much a universal fail rate when it comes to seeing charts. Come on Apple, join the 21st century!

+1 for Bloomburg

Anyone have experience with Daily Stocks or Market Scan? $20 apps but curious if they provide anything superior to Bloomberg or eTrade or any other free app? Thanks.

Bloomberg is working great for me... But I wish I could look at historic commodities data... Like the past five years... I cant seem to find and good software for that...

Originally Posted by Mizuno Junky

Anyone have experience with Daily Stocks or Market Scan? $20 apps but curious if they provide anything superior to Bloomberg or eTrade or any other free app? Thanks.

Very different animals.....don't know about the eTrade app but Bloomberg doesn't provide any technical analysis. Daily Stocks is full of chart scanning options. I think Stock Signals is better Daily Stocks as it will alert you to buy and sell signals, including those in your watch list, along with good technical analysis options. Don't know anything about Market Scan. For ETFs, I'd recommend Daily ETFs which is the ETF verysion of Daily Stocks. Stock Guru is also a slick app that uses a scoring system (akin to what Investor's Business Daily does) to rate stocks. For portfolio tracking I use Stock Watch. Bloomberg is really a very basic app that doesn't tell you much IMO.

I'm the developer of Chart Tool, which has just been released on the iPad. Search the store for "chart tool". Its free, and I'd love to hear people's comments.

hi
i just checked your stock app and would like to speak with you about a project...any interest?
we are a brasilian software developer firm....

regards and congratulations
felipe soares

Hi Felipe,

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Please contact me through the help system in the app so that we can both avoid posting our email addresses here.

Shezts

I've had some experience using Portfolio Mobile, which has some pretty good technical charting and is reasonably priced.

Have you tried iChartist?