If you are an international investor like me, most of the application that you have on the iOS or Android are more catered towards US centric people. They pull data from finance sites like Google Finance, Yahoo Finance, which essentially are US biased.
What happens if you want a really puny cap company like OKP Holdings or Starhub holdings?
The solution is to use Bloomberg’s app on both iPhone and Android.
Bloomberg has a vast database of up to date prices of any exchanges around the world and if you want to keep track of Singapore, Brazil or Taiwan stock prices on the go, this is an app to get.
Here I show you 4 examples:
OKP a Stock on SGX that is not even in the main Singapore index.
Starhub a Singapore telecom stock
Chunghwa Telecom a Taiwan telecom stock.
The app is still abit fuzzy as show by the line across the icon but its very very speedy and functional.
Get it here:
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