StockMarketEye App Reviews

Only need graphs and an iPad version to be great!

I have had the app about a month, so far, no issues and easy to use.

It has been invaluable. Updates have been frequent to add to its usefulness.

Provide the functions you need but is not accurate and slow to update as well a synchronize. This app cannot work without the desktop app also.

I have been using StockMarketEye for MAC for several years. It is great software for tracking stocks and analyzing market conditions. When they came out with the IOS APP, I tested the BETA and started using the APP on day one. Very nice job and just keeps getting better!

Not much to say. It does what it is supposed to do. It’s not gorgeous or ios7-like, but it works.

As a standalone tool, I find this app lacking some of the flexibility some of the other market watch programs offer. I find it useful and well designed, but not as easy to work with as others. The application offers little function in the way of portfolio analysis which is really what is needed in this space.

Bought desktop SME to replace Personal Stock Monitor (PSM). Need to track cost basis for tax purposes. This app synchronizes nicely on my iphone with info on my Mac. Thanks for a great product. I hope you stay in business. I highly recommend the desktop version. It meets my needs.

Works as advertised. Just wish it showed graphs of stock price and volume.

The app was pretty good, however, the data feed theyre now using is giving bad info for mutual funds. This causes erroneous 2 day +/- or "doubling" of mutual funds. Contacted support but they have no interest in fixing the problem. Steer clear of this app until this is fixed.

The mobile app is not much use without the desktop app at a cost of $60 per year.

I open this iPad app FIRST before I view my Yahoo Finance, Bloomberg, or Marketwatch apps! It allows numerous Watch Lists to easily monitor stocks, bonds, and ETFs. It is worth paying for in conjunction with the MAC full version.

I am in a sound position and pleased to recommend SME now, with more than a year using the purchased desktop/laptop and purchased mobile iPhone/iPad apps versions. The cloud syncing is free, and OFX updating works (for participating brokerages that enable it). SME is for investors who want to track portfolios and watch lists. and make better decisions. The cloud syncing works, and there is a push to/pull from cloud to override when things go wrong and need refreshing. It’s features include reporting individual holding “total return” of accumulated dividends received plus price changes, and calculating a holding time-weighted compound annual rate of return. The mobile version has news feeds, and the desktop/laptop base version has a basic chart. This is not software for technical charting traders, day-traders, timers, speculators or obsessive market watchers. You need a different product. SME is rock stable and crash free for investors who are building wealth and managing accounts for themselves or family or a few others. Cool features SME handles with ease: stock or mutual fund dividend or capital gain reinvestments or payouts. It even lets users manually process return of capital on holdings like REITs or MLPs, which changes the tax basis. You can change the cash balances in accounts any time with ease, when they differ from the broker’s statement. Features difficult or impossible to handle: If you own lots of individual bonds, especially CMO bonds that return capital when mortgage holders pay off principal (yes I still own good GNMAs that did not blow up in 2008-09), it is impossible for the software to update their values, or values of zero coupon bonds. Ditto if you own retirement 403(b) accounts with insurance annuity companies. The holding may be a name brand mutual fund, but the holding is reported as units, and prices are not downloadable available. Just manually enter updates semi-annually for a statement or Barron’s. What else? The email tech support has been responsive with 1-day and helpful. The screen columns are customizable to see what individuals users want, in any order they want. We’re all visually different, and see information differently. Do not use the WatchLists to keep an eye on mutual fund performance because the meager information from the free connections to Yahoo and Google information is poor. It is much better to track mutual fund watch lists of interest through Fidelity or Ameritrade. SME does allow the user to follow their ETFs with ease.

More than enough informative features (e.g. good reports) makes this app worth the price. Has the capability to migrate portfolio numbers from excel which avoids the hassle of having to input legacy data.

Update: I still really like it, but, iPad - PLEASE?! ------------- It is easy and accurate. Also, the support is phenomenal! Worth every penny. I also have the Mac app and it is fantastic. Just wish it was an optimized app for iPad too. P.S. I dont know the developers at all. Im just a real user.

Support is outstanding.

Highly recommend the desktop version which syncs to this app. This is one of the only apps I have found that let me compare true portfolio performance across different accounts to get a better understanding of how Im doing. There are better apps if you just want basic portfolio tracking Im sure, but syncing with my online accounts and giving me real performance insight is a speciality that this app does well. Looking forward to future improvements and hoping for an Apple Watch app as well. Would gladly pay extra for that.