3 Investing Apps that Will Change Your Life

https://images.pexels.com/photos/5527517/pexels-photo-5527517.jpeg?auto=compress&cs=tinysrgb&dpr=2&h=750&w=1260Investing apps. A quick google search will yield hundreds of results. Everything from stock brokerage to news to even gambling apps will pop up. Once you narrow down the ones that are relevant, you’ll still end up with about 50 of them. So how do you determine the good, the bad, and the ugly?Below, I go through my top three favorite apps for investing. These applications are what I use on a daily basis to evaluate and assess data. They provide quantitative and qualitative information to drive meaningful investment decisions.Disclosure: I am not sponsored, affiliated, or endorsed by any of the companies below. The opinions expressed are solely my own.WeBullNow you may say, wait. Webull is a brokerage account. Hats off to you. WeBull, however, is also much more. I have not been able to find an app that centralizes information in an easy to read manner like WeBull does. The app provides stock information along with press releases, analyst ratings, bid/ask orders, dividend information, and even cryptocurrency data, all with the swipe of a thumb and without needing to log in. Many apps require a log-in or don’t have the breadth of information that WeBull does.The interface is easy to use and provides a one-stop-shop to review any data element related to a single stock. Many times I find myself quickly checking the app while I wait for the elevator or in between meetings. When looking at usage statistics on my phone, this app is almost always at the top of the list.BorsaBorsa is one of my recent favorites. The app aggregates quarterly earnings calls and stores them for playback. Users are able to listen to earnings calls typically the day after (sometimes sooner) and analyze the company’s results. You can also view a schedule of upcoming calls. (The…