If you are talking about trading, then I use Fidelity. I use their app on
Windows mostly. I also do use their Ios app. I don't trade a lot, so I do
it on the PC, because I feel slightly less nervous doing the trade there.
But, if I want to look at my portfolio, then I use the app. I don't have
any complaints with the app.
I use the stock app if I want to check on the market during the day. It is
quick and works fairly well. There are a few quirky things. You can read
some business news headlines by expanding the detail overlay "overlay
controller".
Although not quite as reliable nifty stocks is another accessible app. The
developer did make it more accessible at my request. He had problems at one
time finding a service that would give him stock quotes.
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I am curious to know from those who invest into the stock market, what are
some compatible apps that work well with voiceover?
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