Benzinga Financial News & Data 4+

I absolutely love the App design. I just got the App and already love it. Everything that I used to get from tons of other sites it’s all here and beautifully organized and easy to find. I have been in the markets since 1999 and I have never seen a website or an App that has all my needed info in one place, easy to find and easy to read. Thumbs up by all means . 🙏🏼

There are so many problems with this app that it’s at the bottom of useful apps, websites, or other financial trading platforms, or investing platforms. Benzinga also doesn’t support feedback and questions. And be careful, they won’t refund you if you try too cancel immediately after purchasing this app, so try for one month only and watch so they don’t automatically set your subscription to an annual subscription. The stock prices are wrong, not updated, making it worthless to scan stocks, which doesn’t help trading. The news feed is everywhere, some good, but much is superfluous. Lots of distractions throughout. I use Seeking Alpha, Fidelity, barons, WSJ, Morningstar, and some others. Fifelity gets most of the Benzinga feeds - so don’t need that part. Seeking Alpha has everything Benzinga has,but in a better format, and a lot more for less money. And SA has support. Fidelity has better investing information through the Analyst section. And of course investing ideas and detail information can be found in MS, WSJ, Barrons, and others. I’m not a big trader anymore, about 3000 trades per year, so I don’t need much to get in and out, and I don’t get screwed on the spread either. If you’re a 50 hr trader, then something else might be better than what I use. Bottom line: Benzinga doesn’t support the app, slow price updates, wrong prices, expensive app, and not suitable for investing.

Witnessed this institution deliberately report falsified offering information to manipulate Sunshine Biopharma’s price and action without verifying sources (April 8 report), ultimately initiating and influencing the tanking of a stock price minutes before opening bell. The amendment added post “error” after a more than 35% drop was a double down on the deception.

Adam Eckert’s deceptive and manipulative reporting based on Internet comment sections is sadly how this organization and their journalists practice and report without verifying any source or credibility. A simple phone call to the company and the actual source was all that was needed. Adam is lazy, Benzinga has lost credibility, neither have addressed nor care.

Lazy journalism or they are in on it, either way the credibility of benzinga is toast for me. Disgusting.