Stock Tracker: Market Watch

Why not charge people up front instead of having them waste their time downloading the application and creating a profile just to be asked to pay a subscription fee when we try to use the only feature for which people are downloading this? I’ve seen your replies to others regarding this, and you claim something along the lines of, “oh I thought we were clear, so sorry!” News flash!: if multiple users are saying it’s not clear, you’re probably not being clear. It would be clear if you charged the fees up front in order to download because, let’s be honest, no one is downloading your app to have yet another watch list devoid of alerts and you know it. SO, one has to wonder, if you’re being dishonest up front, with what else are you trying to scam me? Wait, I’ll answer that one for you - it’s with the outrageous prices you are charging. $299 for price alerts?! Alerts that can easily be set up for free with the “If this then that” (IFTTT) app? Really? I might be insulted if my first reaction wasn’t to laugh. No thanks.

Can’t show detailed information when pulling up stocks though. I couldn’t decipher which stock was which after a split.

App works (mostly) like it should. They said they’ll add some enhancements. Once they do, I’ll change this to 5 stars. The only bug I’ve found is that if you decide to change your trailing stop percentage well after you created the original alert in the app, it uses the high stock price starting from the time you change it, when it actually should be using the high stock price from the time you bought it. I’d also like to see overall % gains for each of my individual stocks, not just for my entire portfolio (currently, it shows the overall $ gain but not the overall % gain) Also, it would be awesome if it would show the current trailing percentage from the high stock price (after I bought it) so I know how close it is to hitting my stop. Text message notifications would also be a must because I rarely check my email and I occasionally miss my push notifications, but I always see every text message I get.