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Most of the best stock market apps allow you to trade stocks and other products from your phone. These apps also allows you access to stock market data, analytical tools and education resources, to help figure out investment strategies and also track your investments. Take a look at the list below and see which of the stock market app fits your individual needs the best.
TradeStation
TradeStation is one of the best Apps for active and experienced stock traders, providing all the tools you need to trade from your phone. It offers two levels of service, TS Select and TS Go, which come with different fees and funding requirements. You get real-time data, trading strategies, notifications of price changes, and more. Its structure allows new traders to easily navigate, use and learn the basics.
Ally Invest
Ally Invest is an all-in-one banking and investing app. You can manage your checking and savings accounts. Ally’s app is simple to navigate and performs all the services basic investors need, at prices that are hard to beat. It has everything you need to make trades and track your investments.
Robinhood
Robinhood doesn’t come with subscription or commission fees, making it one of a few truly free stock apps. The app provides market research, easy real-time trade updates, and customization. With Robinhood, you can begin investing with no transaction fee.
TD Ameritrade
With this app, you can easily manage your investments, get price updates, and find research tools. TD Ameritrade doesn’t have an account minimum. They were also the first stockbroker to completely eliminate commission fees on stocks, options, and ETFs, forcing most of their competitors to do the same.
E*TRADE
E*TRADE is a brokerage that offers great stock trading apps. It has a basic mobile app and the more advanced Power E*TRADE app. Both apps are loaded with features, allowing you to trade stocks, options, futures, and ETFs on the go. You also get live market updates, interactive charts and other interesting features.
SoFi Invest
If you’re a new investor looking for basic trading tools and great user experience, SoFi Invest is a good choice. SoFi (Social Finance ), packs full financial services into its app, allowing users to bank, borrow, and invest in the app. It gives new investors access lots of educational resources and a navigable catalog of the stocks available to invest in. SoFi also have commission-free trades with no account minimum.
Fidelity
The app also lets you manage workplace investments, deposit checks, pay bills, and more. Fidelity is perfect if you’re new to the investment world and in search of an easy-to-use platform. Fidelity has everything a basic investor needs, beating out the competition in terms of user experience. It is a fee-free broker with no account minimums and you can also start trading in the app, manage your account, and easily track investments.
Interactive Brokers
The Interactive Brokers app includes almost all of the features of the brokerage’s online platform, giving traders full functionality on the move. You get access to streaming data, charts, and a lot of market research on the app, but also the ability to initiate new trades in the app. Interactive Brokers is perfect for active traders with $0 commissions on stocks, ETFs.
Acorns
Acorns is a mobile-friendly investment app that works by rounding up your purchases. With its robo advisor functionality and round-up strategy, Acorns can help you reach your saving and investing goals with little effort on your part. Acorns offers three tiers of service, with a low monthly subscription fee.
Stash
The app provides tools to assist you in setting and reaching financial goals, which includes investing in a range of stocks and ETFs with fractional shares. The app combines banking and investing, giving new investors the resources they need to start saving and growing, at a low monthly rate.
