WeBull upgrades its mobile app with additional learning tools and features
WeBull Financial LLC, a self-directed broker dealer that specialises in zero-commission trading and market data, has announced an upgraded version of its mobile app which they call as Webull 7.0.
The new version has a cleaner design and additional research and learning tools for the users so that they can have a seamless trading experience which would help them to focus on research and trading to the best of their ability.
Webull Financial LLC is a broker-dealer registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) and is a member of the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority (FINRA) and the Securities Investor Protection Corporation (SIPC).
“At Webull, we constantly take user feedback and create actionable insights to innovate our offerings. Webull 7.0 is our latest mobile app update that arms investors with the necessary tools to make informed investment decisions through accessible and digestible educational information about markets and individual accounts,” said Anthony Denier, CEO of Webull. “This update creates more convenience for investors while providing simple, yet in-depth, market information when delving into these trends. We are excited for our customers to see the latest version of our platform that betters the trading experience for all.”
The new upgrades include additional learning tools for traders to do their own research easily, a new account page that shows PL at a glance and an integrated message center which the users can use to customise the messages and the information that they receive.
The new mobile app also has added 3 more cryptos for trading, namely, dogecoin (DOGE), Lumen(XLM) and ZCash(ZEC). It is in line with the spurt in the trading of cryptocurrencies that we have been seeing all over the world and this new update seeks to address this interest.
WeBull seeks to place itself in the same market segment as RobinHood which is also a zero-cost trading app in the US. WeBull would be trying to capture some of the users from RobinHood but how it is likely to do so remains a question. It would be interesting to watch how the company takes on such a big, established player like RobinHood and whether it manages to capture the interest of the average trader.
In the financial industry, there is always a place for additional players and those who innovate are always well rewarded. WeBull would need to continue to innovate and expand its offering so that it can challenge the likes of RobinHood and Ameritrade.
