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Best Stock Trading Apps for 2021 | How to Get Trade API

Looking for Top 2021 Stock Trading Apps? Check out a full review about products and tips to help you make the best decisions with your money!

 

It would be an understatement to say that stock trading has gained popularity. It is a key industry today. The COVID situation has further added fuel to the growth of this industry, reaching $95 trillion in market value by the end of last year.

 

This growth has also paved the way for many trading app designers to showcase their app for both the professional broker and casual investors. As a result, you can see so many apps to choose from.

 

So we decided to take a look at some of the leading apps on the market and how they are designed to help you achieve your business goals. The best part is you can randomly choose one and be pleased with the apps functionality and services. They are designed with the best available tech and have features that will take your trading to new heights.

 

 

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We can spend all day listing good apps but let’s focus on just “selecting a few that can get the job done for you”. It does not matter whether you have experience or are a beginner, the following apps will do the trick.



Fidelity

 

 

Fidelity prioritizes customer experience and delivers on all levels. The app is easy to use and navigate making it comfortable to use for investors. The app is also a very good choice for newbies, who have access to a multitude of learning materials to help them understand the world of stock trading.

 

Another feature that makes the app stand out is the available tools that permit research. If you are looking around for innovations or checking out stock, you will surely be left satisfied by the tools in your arsenal. Fidelity is also affordable, charging a minimum deposit of $0.

 

E-trade

 

E-trade offers one of the best designs of any trading apps out there. It definitely ranks high in terms of performance as well. The app is easy to understand and use for traders. Due to its simplicity, E-trade is also a great option for beginners as well. However, it is important to note that its education is not as simplified so it might not be the best for a newbie.

 

Each contract requires $0 in stock and ETF trades, the additional option trade will cost you $0.65. E-trade also boasts research tools that will help investors carry out all the necessary actions they need to maximize their analyses.

 

Interactive Brokers

 

 

Interactive Brokers ranks high as an app targeting the professional broker. Let’s begin with the basic details. The app versions come with an enjoyable UI which does not distract the user with unnecessary features.

 

Interactive brokers expand the platform for trading. With the app, brokers have access to about 135 markets spread out through 33 countries globally. The range provided exposes them to the best possible rates and commissions available at any given moment. In terms of pricing, Interactive Brokers has options for both the experienced broker and anyone who occasionally invests. The trade pricing begins at $0 and $0.0035 for the lite and pro versions respectively.

 

Ameritrade

 

 

Ameritrade is an app that is well known for being a leader in providing some of the best trade rates. The design is simple, making it very easy for experienced brokers as well as casual investors to use. It is also one of the best options for newcomers due to the educational feature.

 

Ameritrade works through other platforms to deliver the best service to users. Among these is thinkorswim. Users of Ameritrade have the luxury of making access to the accounts from any platform. This includes Twitter, Android auto, Alexa and so many others.

 

Robinhood

 

 

Robinhood is among the leaders in the trade app industry. The app is designed to be used on a day-to-day basis. As such, it is a great fit for brokers. It comes with exceptional research features, particularly the ESG. 

 

Robinhood also offers a minimum deposit of $0 trades and the same in ETF. The app has also been designed to be used by beginners, it provides several courses which ensure that anyone interested in learning understands stock trading.

 

Final Thoughts

So many app creators try to build Robinhood-like apps with functional trade APIs but a few actually succeed. If you want to know how to build your trade business, consider a few apps we’ve looked at. You won’t regret it.

 

If you are looking to trade or invest in local or global stocks or you want to create a stock trading app, these are the best online applications you can find in the industry. For more information, contact Finage and we would love to help you with all your questions!

 

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