[jdsbmw]

Is there a CNBC APP or Google Finance APP for Blackberry that will allow me to create a portfolio of stocks? Is there a great stock portfolio app alternative out there? Thanks.

[guerllamo7]

By far the most objective reviews come from Bloomberg. Between CNBC and Google I would go with Google. CNBC has more distractions and flashing stuff but Google just gives you the facts, without the distractions.

Hope this helps.

[protomaxxx]

open a account with td ameritrade and then use their app on your bb - it's got streaming quotes!

[BlackBerry.est08]

There's also the DailyFinance application which I think presents information in a clean and organized manner.

[SCrid2000]

http://mobile.cnbc.com
http://m.google.com/finance
Why would you need an app for that?

[stackberry369]

Bloomberg app is da shizz baby.I got the cnbc shortcut also.

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[robsteve]

The Bloomberg app is probably the best free app.

There is a paid cnbcPro app that will allow you to stream live tv, plus it has portfolio features and live quotes. The CNBCpro app doesn't work very well on the OS 7 devices. There seems to be a screen drawing bug for the web/text bases part of the app. The video feed works well though.

[dhbrell10]

I use bloomberg...its a pretty solid app

[shawnOST]

I have been using the Wilinvest app for the past few months, not bad and it's free.

[SC457]

Bloomberg app for sure, there's an app called Blue that is like Bloomberg and has a lot more to it like commodities.

[snihed]

I use Blue and it's all I ever needed since. Free app, you have the option to choose which ticker to follow, and has data on almost all the major markets. It also has a live feed for those who are active traders who need to get the most updated data when available. Check it out.

[jmackc]

The problem I had with this app is that if you leave it running in the background, your battery is gone in a very short time.