Scutify - Passionate Investors & Traders Reviews – Page 2
4/5 rating based on 54 reviews. Read all reviews for Scutify - Passionate Investors & Traders for iPhone.
Scutify - Passionate Investors & Traders is free iOS app published by The IAm App LLC
Excellent
Quinn's Ipod
Everything from blogs to tweets to just about any information source on a stock is there in real time
Misbehaved social app
Jld1960
This app is poor in both functionality and approach. It exposes few controls and settings and spans you with pop up messages when your phone is idle.
Journalist
Rebecca Diamond
Twitter/FB for the finance crowd. This is a great app to ask investment advice directly to a wide array of finance pros, get all points of views, stocks, options, all trades. Check it out!
Great app for the markets
Logibson
This app has so many great features. It is a great place to view the markets, research what's new and also learn from the Scutify community. It's a one stop shop. Great updates.
Getting error 502 bad gateway
Casanova127
Great app, love the updates before the market opens and continues to alert you of changes throughout the market. What trending up/down, what's hot etc. I'm just curious to why I'm getting an error message when I want to pick a stock or even look up news regarding it. Even the Help/FAQ button gives the error message "502 bad gateway". I really don't write reviews for apps but I wanted to for this app since it's the first thing I look at when I wake up. If someone to help me figure out why I'm getting the error, that would be greatly appreciated. I'll try to uninstall and reinstall the app, perhaps that will get rid of the problem? Thanks, Leo
Pastiche
James Phifer
"An art work combining materials from various sources." Great app. Don't be afraid to try. Get in on the conversation. Tell people what you think. Nobody is rude. They may challenge you, ask hard questions. But in the end you'll be thankful.
I didn't care for it
ThorEl '====[]
I tried to load a list of stocks to follow and it kept deleting them and returning the list to $AAPL, $TSLA & $FB. Maybe I'll try it again one day but I have other stock apps and it's not worth the aggravation.