Apps for investing as a beginner?

[eldavis]

I have been hearing a lot about stock investments and the likes. For some time now I have had some interest in stock investing. I do not have any idea or experience when it comes to this aspect. What app or site would you recommend I make use of for investing in stocks. I came across one some time back, though I can't remember the name but due to my country I was not able to make use of the app.

 

[Starmix]

I do not base my investment or stock on an app. I got it from a private university when many stockholders advertised to sell their stocks, so I bout 10 stocks. I have just attended a stockholder's meeting. Let us wait for the other members.

 

[AmazingJob]

I have not seen any apps to use for investment on stocks. Mostly that I see online are webinars about stock exchange, trading investments. I hope I have more knowledge about this. But hopefully, you try it for yourself after doing your research.

 

[Starmix]

Doing research is the best way to get the answer of your query. There are many sources in search engine and even YouTube. It's not hard to know about it @eldavis .

 

[Stardom22]

For me l don't trust most of the online investment apps that are all over the web claiming to be offering such appealing investment portfolios. I therefore wouldn't advise anyone to use those apps.

 

[AmazingJob]

Yes, I suggest investing on big companies and not on online investment apps. Most if not all are crappy and scammy. We don't want to be scammed by the bogus people in the web.

 

[eldavis]

Okay thanks, maybe that's what I should do, I will take out time to make some research and see what I will be able to find out in the end.

Doing research is the best way to get the answer of your query. There are many sources in search engine and even YouTube. It's not hard to know about it @eldavis .

 

[nomad]

Some of the popular apps for investing for beginners are Robinhood, Webull, Stach, Acorn, eToro etc. However, you will have to do research and see if these apps are available in your location.

 

[eldavis]

Some of the popular apps for investing for beginners are Robinhood, Webull, Stach, Acorn, eToro etc. However, you will have to do research and see if these apps are available in your location.

Okay thanks a lot, I have heard of this Robinhood before though, I think it was on a paid to post forum but can't remember if it was here or on Dbucks. Anyways I we make some research like you said. Thanks.

 

[nomad]

Most investment apps are available only for high tier countries. I'd you cannot find appropriate app for investment, you can always use Binance, which I think is available in many countries. You can also use crypto as an investment tool

 

[SHAHID987]

There are few apps but I don't feel they are legit, because whenever in any place when money is involve, always becomes extra cautious there, because much more chances remain there as they may cheat you. Here we have local app. Which is direct link with our country's stock market.

 

[Nite]

I would suggest doing some research on different stock investing apps and websites to find one that is available in your country.

 

[Starmix]

It is best to ask a robot about the best investment you can afford to lose. There's no app for an investment.

 

[Rubz]

Sadly, i do not know any apps for investing as a beginner. This is because i am also a beginner myself. I have never invested but I'm thinking of doing so soon.

 

[Springtime]

I do not use any investment apps. I buy stocks, mutual funds and bonds through my bank and a reputable investment firm which I think are more trustworthy.

 

[Kera]

I have always been hearing about the Robin Hood. So many people think it is the best online app for investing and it is beginner friendly.

 

[Nite]

I have also heard that Robinhood is a good option for those looking to dip their toes into the world of investing.