The app doesn’t do anything
The app doesn’t do anything. It let you see a list of stocks grouped by a criteria but you can’t invest or do anything else. The app is also slow
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Personalized discovery and analytics app A mobile app that helps discover the right stock or cryptocurrency depends on the customers' portfolio, personal goals, and fundamental analysis. Simply.
773 Vista Tulocay ln, Napa, San Francisco, California USA, 94559, San Francisco, United States
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The app doesn’t do anything. It let you see a list of stocks grouped by a criteria but you can’t invest or do anything else. The app is also slow
Not sure what it's for - it lets me "discover" some random stocks based on arbitrary metrics that I have to choose first myself. And it's super buggy.
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