Top Financial Apps
by Wayne A. Thorp, CFA
These are some of the best financial apps for iOS and Android devices. More app reviews can be found in AAII’s Computerized Investing newsletter (www.computerizedinvesting.com).
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MarketDelta Heat Map for iPad
MarketDelta’s Heat Map app offers a quick and easy way to scan for securities that are outperforming or underperforming their peers. The app’s heat maps let you visualize the stocks or exchange-traded funds (ETFs) of a given category in order of percentage returns, with different colors and shadings representing the quality and degree of performance.
Heat Map currently has 10 different heat maps, with plans for more in the future. For stocks, there are maps that cover several indexes—the S&P 500, the Dow Jones industrial average, and the NASDAQ 100. The remaining maps cover ETFs: WorldMap (country ETFs), CommodityMap, EnergyMap, SectorMap, MetalMap, Most Popular ETFs and Sector SPDRs.
After you choose the index or ETF category you wish to plot, you can then choose the type of heat map: current day, 52-week high or low, or 50- or 200-day moving average.
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Discussion
Do either of these Apps work on a straight Apple computer?
posted about 1 year ago by Bill from California
I would like to see this subject expanded, especially regarding Android apps. There are MANY more good financial apps available, and iphone is losing its market share.
posted about 1 year ago by George from California
Subscribers to Computerized Investing get financial app reviews in our weekly CI email. These reviews cover both iOS and Android apps. Wayne A. Thorp, editor, Computerized Investing
posted about 1 year ago by Wayne from Illinois
Does "Seeking Alpha" have an Android app for the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1?
I emailed SA about this but no answer.
Thanks
posted about 1 year ago by Bill from Florida
