Bloomberg's iPhone app: Apple's "Stocks" on steroids
The world of finance is sober, serious business, ever more so in a struggling through economy. Bloomberg's freeware application for the iPhone and iPod Touch gives information-seekers a clear view of the moment with financial headlines, a ticker finder, and a fleshed-out index of world markets.
An appealing dark-themed application, Bloomberg contains a read-only newsfeed and statistics on various exchanges in global markets. Highs, lows, and a graph of yearlong performance are displayed for each exchange--further charts and tables are available for industry and stock movers.
To discover individual stock performance, users simply enter the company name into the stock finder, which also keeps a short-term history of your past queries. Even better, entering stocks and your share holdings into the My Stocks folder creates a personalized portfolio you can watch for daily fluctuation.
Originally posted by Jessica Dolcourt at The Daily Download.

- by jhovudu1 July 16, 2008 1:32 PM PDT
- Also, in the Bloomberg app, trying to add a new stock to the "My Stocks" tab crashes the app and brings you back to the home-screen. At least that's the case with iPhone 3G.
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