Wikinvest Portfolio

Wikinvest Portfolio for Android is the first portfolio that tracks all of your investment accounts, all in one place. Set up your investment and finance accounts on Wikinvest.com, or add them directly from the application from your U.S.-based brokerage so you can follow all of your investments wherever you go.

Wikinvest's secure connection automatically imports your stock, ETF, and mutual fund holdings into one view and updates nightly so you never have to enter your trades or holdings into a portfolio management tool again.

Highlights of the app include:
* Link and aggregate multiple brokerage accounts and track your investments on the go
* Compare your performance to major indices
* Get a quick glance at today’s change in your portfolio and individual holdings
* Explore news and charts related to your portfolio
* Dive into company analyses delivered directly from Wikinvest’s 3,000 articles
* Get partial valuation, balance sheet, and income financials

You can import holdings from over 60 brokerages, including Fidelity, ETrade, Scottrade, TD Ameritrade, Charles Schwab, Merrill Lynch, Sharebuilder, Vanguard, T. Rowe Price, Zecco, USAA, Edward Jones, and more.

Don't see your brokerage* in the list? Let us know, and we'll be sure to add it as soon as possible. You can still use the Wikinvest Portfolio with watchlists and manually created portfolios from Wikinvest.com.

Email us at android-support@wikinvest.com with any feedback!

Security

Our servers are protected by 24/7 on-site security
. We use 256-bit SSL encryption (bank-level) for all of our data and none of your data is personally identifiable. Our portfolio tracker is read-only. We have been reviewed by Verisign, McAfee, TRUSTe. See also http://www.wikinvest.com/site/About_Wikinvest_Security and http://www.wikinvest.com/site/Privacy_Policy

Press
The new portfolio-management tool from Wikinvest.com is already the most advanced of its kind" - Barron's

Other mentions by TechCrunch, Wired, VentureBeat, and more.

* Brokerage import is limited to U.S. brokerages that support OFX at this time.

**Options and fixed income products can be imported, but historical prices are not supported.

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Mark - 2011-09-01
Evo 3d 2.3, general news button does not work but individual stock news does. Price changes are shown in percentages, I prefer dollars and cents.

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DronePro - 2011-06-24
I would give it 5 starts if they were honest about the how it is so NOT REAL TIME. Great app however the claims made stand short. Plz fix issue.

Needs attention

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Pets friend - 2011-09-08
At first I gave 5 stars. The super tiny font used for charts/news is like a mosquito font...it's there, but you cant read it with eyes over 16.

Needs Tweaking

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Rusty - 2011-09-28
This app is very inaccurate. Waits are too long to upload and balance information was several hundred dollars off of what the actual balance was.

I just downloaded this app and my investments as well...and they are all there ...

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Billy - 2011-06-11
I just downloaded this app and my investments as well...and they are all there :) Pretty cool if you ask me!

Okay

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Nick - 2011-08-22
News doesn't work on android 2.3

Great concept and usable app. Needs Morgan Stanley clientserv though. Easy to use ...

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Joshua - 2011-06-18
Great concept and usable app. Needs Morgan Stanley clientserv though. Easy to use and useful for quick reference. Evo 2.2

Pretty cool...

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Malachai - 2011-08-11
But it doesn't show all my positions from Zecco...

Lame.

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Nick - 2011-09-29
Wouldn't import my MSSB portfolio. Uninstalling.

It says it will log in to American Funds but it won't access retirement ...

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Bob - 2011-06-09
It says it will log in to American Funds but it won't access retirement accounts. That's apparently the fault of AF though.