I am really in finance and have been investing for a long time. From stock and crypto to swing trading and holding, I have done all this. Over the years, I have tried all types of investment apps in the hope of obtaining appropriate data and setting up a system that works for me. Some were good, others were not so much. In this post, I will highlight good people and talk about why you should consider using them.

Before we dive into the list, I want to clarify that these are data related to investment. This means that they provide timely news, charts and other important data that you need to make informed investment decisions. I will not discuss the investment or trading app used to buy and sell stocks, for example.

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This, in my opinion, is the best app in this list, and what is fun is that it is not too popular. I have been using it for years and not planning to switch to an option.

Koyfin is about all data. Not only can I see how the markets are doing at a specific time, but I can also check the financial records of a company in detail. This includes income details, balance sheet and cash flow statement along with all financial ratios. This analyst also provides opinions and analysis of where the price of stock can go in the next 12 months.

To make an investment decision, I need data, and that’s why I love Kofin. There are other platforms that offer similar services, some of which are in this list, but Coffin stands out of its use and a simple yet yet stands out due to eye -catching design. It is free to use, but there are limitations that you can remove with a subscription, which is ideal with this type of apps.

One of the most popular apps when it comes to investing, Yahoo Finance is a service that I have used for a long time. Like with Koyfin, I am able to check all types of financial data that helps me make final investment decisions. However, this is the news segment of the app that actually makes it out. While most investment-related apps have a news section, Yahoo Finance keeps it too high and in the center.

The news is an important part of the investment, especially for those who like to do business – buying and selling in a short time. The market runs with news, so it is easy to use a service like Yahoo Finance.

It also has all the financial data that most people need, although the offering of coffins is slightly stronger. The data has also been better structured on co -in, although Yahoo Finance is still a great tool as a overall tool. It is free to use, but a payment plan is available that receives you an advertising experience, additional research report, and much more.

While COFIN has the strongest fundamental data and Yahoo Finance is news-centered, the tradingview in the charting is Excel. Therefore, if you are in technical analysis, it is an app to use. You have a lot of indicators to choose, which will help you to make decisions in which company to invest and when.

Another major advantage of tradingview is its community, which allows users to discuss and share ideas. While you should always invest in your personal goals and with your own system, others can increase an idea or two sometimes while talking about their strategy.

I dubbed slightly with technical analysis during day-trading, so I used the tradingview because charting tools are better than co -in and Yahoo finance offering. I no longer use it because I like to buy and catch and do not do business actively, but if it is something, you are a tradingview for you.

This app has everything you need, although it does not excel in a particular area. It covers everything from stock and crypto to ETF and bonds, offering data from more than 70 exchanges.

I used it a bit and was able to create a walchalist of my favorite companies, getting most of the original data I needed, and also stayed at the top of the latest news. The charts are available with various analyzes to help make final investment decisions. Even there is an easy alert feature, allowing the app to tell me that, for example, the price of stock falls to a certain level.

The app is free, but with the rest of the entries in this list, a premium scheme is available that relieves advertisements and provides additional functionality. Whether it is worth it, it depends on the goals and needs of each person.

Marketwatch is an app that provides breaking news and analysis of financial markets. It is part of the news corp, which is also with Wall Street Journal and other people in Baron. I really like his article and analysis, and a long time a reader. I particularly like how fast they report on the latest income of specific companies, as represents a great opportunity to buy that kind of data or buy small shares.

In addition to the news, the marketwatch offers the option of financial data, charting and creating a walchalist. However, it provides data and the overall experience is not as good as you get with something like cookin, at least for me personally.

Marketwatch is independent, but how many articles can be read within a specific time frame, there are limitations. To achieve complete access, a premium membership is required.

These are my five favorite investment-related apps, although I have used a lot of other services over the years. These include Finviz, Tikr and Google Finance. However, none of them have a dedicated Android app, so I used them on my PC.

Do you have a favorite investment app that I have not mentioned? Let me know in the comments.