Use Apps to Hone Your Market Trading Skills.
On the face of it, keeping your money situation in order should be pretty simple: as long as you are bringing in at least as much money as is going out, you’re in good financial shape. However, the process can actually be much trickier than this single sentence would lead you to believe. Thankfully, our iPhones and iPads are already helping us to organize and improve many aspects of our lives – so why shouldn’t we pay more attention to what they can do for preventing our cash from running too low?
TAKE STOCK WITH THE STOCKS APP
There are various ways we can make more money, and an obviously decent money-spinner – provided that you know what you’re doing, of course – can be trading or investing. Whether you are a day trader or long-term investor, it’s a good idea to turn to the Stocks app. Preinstalled on all new iPhones, it’s largely as straightforward as its to-the-point name would suggest, as it’s great for speedily checking the stocks and markets that will have the greatest effect on you.
It’s not too tricky to get to grips with, either – iMore has posted a comprehensive guide to using the Stocks app, including adding, rearranging, deleting and viewing stocks and managing the app’s notifications. However, we especially love how easy it is to check individual stocks or stock exchanges by turning to Siri. Just try it out by asking Siri “What is Apple’s stock at today?” Hopefully, by the time you read this, iPhone sales will still be sufficiently healthy for the stock…
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER
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