I met a very thoughtful person at Mercedes who recommended MarketWatch his son had graduated from Yale and was making $375,000 a year. When I was talking to him, he said I took making money very seriously at a young age. He’s going to Cal Polytechnic. I thought he was a very nice person from then on the sort. It was a golden touch.. He was 81 years old and he was having his 450 Mercedes worked on for a broken window. When I drove down Gene Autry Dr. I was amazed to see how many nice homes that were in a very nice residential area and nobody was happy about Arnold Schwarzenegger. That’s good news. I was having my 450s Mercedes and an annual check up.When I drove down Gene Autry Dr. I was amazed to see how many nice homes that were in a very nice residential area and nobody was happy about Arnold Schwarzenegger. That’s good news.

This app is awful - first off, you can’t get all the index pricing information that the desktop version has. Where’s the crypto tab? Secondly, the UX is awful - placing your finger on the screen for even an instant (to stop scrolling for example) is interpreted as a click on an article. Then guess what, you have to go back to your previous article and re-click the stupid “read more” button again. Same thing happens when you scroll left to right - the article or table you’re reading will interpret that as a full swipe, and you’ll be taken back to the homepage mid-article. I’m shocked the team hasn’t fixed this yet. Finally, this isn’t about the app, but just your content in general - can you tell the content team to ax Moneyish asap? That is the worst set of articles ever...I mean, I get you’re trying to appeal to millennials (who, given the types of stuff you’re posting on there, must not understand a darn thing about finance), but maybe it’s time for them to read real market and stock related material for a change? You guys don’t have to dumb it down so much with these pseudo finance articles...the market is fun to read about as is. Thanks.

This app has all the ingredients to be something good: stock prices news analysis and more.Unfortunately, they managed to foul up the train wreck: Half the news stories are celebrity gossip, not market news. It is difficult to browse headlines on this app, they feed you the stories they want you to see them only those stories. For every story that they do provide, it is buried in 40 or 50 Clickbait ads. Search results are very poor. It’s difficult to go back if you click on the wrong thing.In short, I hate this app. It is frustrating to use for anything other than following one or two stocks or indexes.

I have MarketWatch to track individual stocks and read business and economic news. When political news becomes economic news, it’s understandable that MarketWatch and similar financial news sites will report on it. I get it, we don’t live on a bubble. Unfortunately, for the past few weeks I’ve been getting more political news related to the election and the coronavirus than I have about the economy. I don’t need MarketWatch to tell me Dr. Birx rebukes Trump on some medical claim, especially if that claim has nothing to do with financials. Likewise, I don’t need to hear every day that coronavirus cases are rising. If news is related to the healthcare sector, that would make more sense, but I get the impression even some who run the MarketWatch app are trying to say, “Look, we don’t like Trump either, follow us for news.” Please just report on financials and truly breaking news, not Trumps rally’s and twitter fights.