Granted, I am not a power user of all iPhone apps, but amongst the several dozens or so applications I've tried, I find E*TRADE's iPhone application one of the most functional & stylish to use. Beyond its beautiful interface design, this app is very intuitive. The horizontal tool bar up top is scrollable has a proper-sized shortcut icons to almost every function you can think of. The tool bar retracts and hides away when not in use and can be easily retrieve by swiping your finger across the "menu" arrow tab; you can access this shortcut menu from anywhere on the page even if you've already browsed a news article towards the bottom of the page.
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Review: E*TRADE Mobile Pro for iPhone
Granted, I am not a power user of all iPhone apps, but amongst the several dozens or so applications I've tried, I find E*TRADE's iPhone application one of the most functional & stylish to use. Beyond its beautiful interface design, this app is very intuitive. The horizontal tool bar up top is scrollable has a proper-sized shortcut icons to almost every function you can think of. The tool bar retracts and hides away when not in use and can be easily retrieve by swiping your finger across the "menu" arrow tab; you can access this shortcut menu from anywhere on the page even if you've already browsed a news article towards the bottom of the page.
E*TRADE Mobile Pro for iPhone
You asked for it and they listened. E*TRADE Mobile Pro is now available as an iPhone App. This robust mobile trading application will allow you to pretty much do everything you need to trade stocks and mutual funds as if you were using a desktop.Access your dashboard, portfolio, market overview, account info, quotes, trades, transfers and more...
I have always wanted to see more financial apps make its way to the mobile arena, this can give an individual so much more power on the go. There were times when I was traveling in a car service wished I could have made some trades. Kudos on E*TRADE for bringing us the Mobile Pro (first for BlackBerry) and now iPhone.
Side note: Where is TDAmeritrade in all of this? My research on their site only yields the following company MobiTraderOne, which offers a third party application (for free for existing customers on WM and iPhone). Another commenter from my previous post recommends "MarketSimplified Mobile," again a third party mobile trading platform, but free to existing customers (available on WM, iPhone, BB, Android and Symbian). I was hoping TDAmeritrade can develope their own mobile app!
Open an E*TRADE account, get a Free BlackBerry
I had to read the screen twice when I saw this offer on the homepage; at first, I thought they just mentioned free BlackBerry application (Mobile Pro) when it did say an actual free BlackBerry device! It turns out, if you open an E*TRADE account today, they will toss in a free BlackBerry free of cost (other than you have to pay for a brand new 2 year contract). The offer is a bit deceiving considering you can almost get free BlackBerry(s) online for free from the top internet phone sellers (ie. Amazon, Wirefly, LetsTalk, etc.)PS - When I clicked on "Get a Free Phone" link, it prompted me to sign-in, after I did it, it asked that I'll be taken to Wirefly.com. Nice little cross-marketing-cross-selling deal between E*TRADE and Wirefly.
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E*TRADE Mobile Pro for Traders w/ BlackBerry(s)

The financial industry, aside from taking a beating on the wall street lately, has been cautiously slow in introducing mobile access and applications. And as they should be cautious; considering how easily people can lose their mobile phones and end up causing unimaginable catastrophe to ther finances. However, having mobile access to financial services is somewhat inevitable considering folks in Japan have been using their mobile devices as a form of payment for years.
I took my 8830 to etrade.com/mobile and it quickly prompted me to provide/confirm my email address and asked if I was a customer. The next screen provided a download link which took about 30 seconds to install. After that process, I fo
The resetting took a while and not sure why this is taking so long. At first, I thought it had crashed my BlackBerry. Later on this afternoon, I decided to keep letting the phone reset, and after about 10 minutes or so, my BlackBerry finally finished resetting itself and things went on normally. So be patient.
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