CNBC: Stock Market & Business

Name: CNBC: Stock Market & Business
Rating: 4.72234 (563145 reviews)

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CNBC: Stock Market & Business

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User Reviews for CNBC: Stock Market & Business

So I cut the cord...

So I cut the cord.... and what a horrible experience it has been. I wasn’t watching anything but CNBC mostly anyway so why not, right? Well, app doesn’t recognize I have a pro subscription even though it says I’m logged in when looking at settings. Video streaming is touch and go. Audio goes in and out. App constantly needs to be restarted because of video freezing or audio not playing. Was sending horrible popping noises through my brand new iPad Pro bought last week. Audio was also messing with my Bluetooth speakers, sending the same popping noise through speakers that weren’t even showing connected to my iPad. $300 a year for a broken app? I’m trying to be calm but you guys are messing with my time and money. It’s infuriating. Is it too much to ask for a stable experience?

13FW, Oct 26, 2020

App no longer works with watchlists since Feb 1

I’ve used the app for years and had 5-6 watchlists across my various portfolios. In late Jan I was forced to create a login to be able to have access to my watch lists, I reluctantly did this. As soon as I created my list, I attempted to log in, which worked successfully, and saw my lists. However, every time I moved to any screen (ie another watchlist, a specific stock, etc) the app forced me to log back in again. Every single time. I tried everything, deleting the app (which resulted in me losing my watchlists completely), rebooting etc. no matter what, it always forced me to login every single time I try to change screens, this app is completely unusable for me. I then reached out to their support via the app and had multiple exchanges where I provided screen shots and exact behavior of the errors. At this point its been over a week and they have now stopped responded to me, so I am writing this negative review. I would love to use this app again, but need the developer to help me solve their app failures. Am I the only one that sees this type of behavior?????

annoyed at warchlists error, Feb 21, 2022

No Background Audio Feature for iOS

The most annoying aspect of the CNBC iOS app Is that it does not provide for background audio, live streaming or otherwise, when navigating away from the CNBC app. I find this extremely frustrating bc I would like to listen to CNBC while doing other tasks. By not addressing user requests for this feature, it appears that CNBC doesn’t really care about it’s user experience.CNBC needs to get some better software app developers and management. The app is quirky, clumsy and buggy in my opinion bc navigation does not work properly, volume levels are inconsistent and do not provide a loud enough range, and videos frequently fail to load and do not play consecutively in full screen mode.On a positive note, I love the CNBC content and breaking news alerts. While many users criticize CNBC as having a liberal bias and for its up to the minute reports on Trump and geopolitical news, I disagree. Such news is indeed relevant and correlated to almost instantaneous market changes.

C Marie Z, May 22, 2018

Irritating alerts, irrelevant redundant stories

Even with “Major Breaking News” as the only alert it includes topics that are NOT. On a Saturday I have now received 2 alerts about Epstein committing suicide in jail. To me, this is not “Major Breaking News” and certainly not worth 2 alerts on a weekend. They do the same thing to announce tweets by various people as well as other items that are not major. They really need another classification for these that can be disabled.It would be nice to be able to configure an alert if an index moved a certain %.Is there a way to receive an alert on a stock in a watch list?As other reviews have pointed out, the same story will also be duplicated throughout various sections. They really need to filter out the dupes.It would also be great to have the option to disable the images both in the story preview list and the article itself (sorry Getty, but the stock photos of traders either shouting or pouting are just pointless).

e_eq_mc3, Aug 10, 2019

It’s not Specific to CNBC

I find that a constant stream of news and speculation leads to wild days and markets. Because of too much internet and too much information which may be exacerbated it causes violent swings.Fifteen years ago most investors depended on News before markets, possibly futures. It’s apparent now that these “speculative analysts” have no idea why the Semi-Conductor sector has been like a literal roller coaster since January.If Bernie Sanders says something that threatens a speculation at 3:50 PM there’s a sudden sell off.It’s this constant stream and lots of independent investors across the spectrum of incomes that are decent but don’t meet the $300,000 minimum for a brokerage house, and this stream of information some rarely relevant in terms of a stocks health long term, that reeks havoc and turmoil. Combined with a disproportionately small number of people with Vasts sum of money that invest “Vegas Style” with for whatever the reason is legal Options Trading. These individuals are upset with Social Media when it comes to a trend in pouring money into Game Stop…not only inflating the stock of GameStop but all those call ins…As said it’s more the times and culture than CNBC…but the analysis is becoming more speculation and they’re becoming comparable to Tennis commentators on the emotional state of players based on the momentum of the match…Then you throw Pro in which 80% is on live TV…

Fat Albert Roker, Mar 30, 2022

New App is way too buggy

I’ve never ever left an app review but I’m compelled to drop one for the very first time. Although the PIP feature is awesome, I can’t however go a minute without a commercial suddenly dropping in the midst of a live broadcast. Furthermore I have to basically exit the app or click on Pro to come back the regular broadcast. Even after multiple deletions and downloads, this is becoming a vicious circle that’s not getting any better and is infuriating. I’ve seen a couple of prior reviews having mentioned the same issue and I can’t even imagine the number of folks who haven’t taken a moment to drop a report/complaint. This app is definitely worth more than my one start rating - when working properly - but I can’t believe it ever got green lighted for use as buggy as it is. I mean what was that rush!? I have plenty of memory left so that isn’t the problem notwithstanding the fact that the prior version was working without a glitch. Please fix ASAP!

Pac316, Mar 29, 2021

Too repetitious

While there’s always an adjustment period as I learn my way around a new version of a favorite app, I’m not sure I’m going to be able to get past the way this one displays the same articles multiple times on the first page. I liked being able to scroll through a long list of articles on a variety of topics in Top News to get an overview of the day’s happenings. Now I need to link to specific pages to see more than 4-6 articles from a broad area of interest. And of those few, a couple are always repeats from a previous section. My other gripes: the horizontal scrolling at the top of the page for market listings is slower; there’s no way to close the window after you look at details for a stock listing from a watchlist. All that said, I’m hoping CNBC is listening and will improve the usability of this now very attractive app. Really, usability should come first.

pattyk84, Dec 10, 2018

Charts Issues

Issue #1: With the latest chart update it does not show the last 5 days in portrait (vertical) mode, instead it shows the last 32 hours of price data in portrait mode. This is not an issue when you expand the chart to view in landscape mode. The 32 hours of price data includes premarket, normal, and after hours data. Issue #2: The latest update also removed the feature that allowed users to tap and lock onto the price at a specific time. This feature was replaced with crosshairs that do not lock to the price. It would be nice if the app gave users the choice to toggle between the crosshairs mode and the old mode (tap and lock). In the meantime, I plan to use the Apple stock app because it still has the “tap and lock” feature. The Apple stock app also has a very cool feature that allows you to tap at a specific time with your left thumb, tap a second time with your right thumb, and then it shows the percentage increase.

RedSocks4000, Jun 23, 2021

Pressure

When interviewing people involved with Bitcoin, the CNBC interviewer acts surly towards the people involved with Bitcoin. How Bitcoin is going to work, I do not know, but the CNBC staff have to do a series explaining BlockChain and how CNBC interviewers(who appear somewhat arrogant at times) arrived at their position. I am trying to read everything I can about Blockchain and Bitcoin, and It looks to me that a lot of individuals are very arrogant in their views about these new investments, yet, it is extremely difficult understand who the winners and losers are. If someone would explain, 1. how the Blockchain network is going to work, and 2. how efficient and safe can Blockchain be in the future. My credit card has a new sensor in it, and all I have to do is tap a card reader and the store will accept the payment. Is this a result of Bitcoin? How has Bitcoin changed the market, and who will benefit from Bitcoin?

Shellby Basin, May 29, 2021

Poor video streaming experience

I’ve used the CNBC iPad app for about a year in the mornings to stay updated on the markets and watch the news while I get ready or go through morning routines. There is rarely a morning where I don’t spend ~5+ minutes resetting the app or re-launching the video. 1) Anytime there is a commercial, the application loses the broadcast and video stops, resulting in permanent loss of playback until the app is exited and re-launched. 2) Picture in picture is even worse, loses playback once about every 15 or 20 minutes. 3) The app cannot keep track of my TV provider credentials. It will show me logged in, then only play 10min of preview content, then ask me to login again. After a (pull down) refresh on the watch tab, the credentials are back magically but it takes -minutes- to resume playback. -When it works- the app is overall great, but CNBC developers have a long way to go for a consistent experience with video. Happy to run betas or participate in bug reporting program as I have some experience with iOS apps several years back.

Simpletireman, Apr 03, 2020

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CNBC brings the world of Wall Street to you with breaking news alerts, watchlists, global market data, CNBC TV and Live audio. Access the power of CNBC to get the latest business, tech, finance news and more! - Daily Live TV Free Preview – Watch a daily free preview of CNBC's live TV stream - Personalized News Alerts – Choose alerts by category: Technology, Economy and more - Customizable News Section – Create your own customized news feed by selecting your favorite topics, and save stories to read later - "For You" News – Personalized recommendations based on your interests - Quotes – More powerful interactive charts and quote data - More Watchlists – Add up to 100 watchlists, each with up to 100 quotes - iPad Multitasking with Picture in Picture - Watch CNBC TV while browsing other apps - Enhanced Search – Search for companies and add them to your watchlist, or view news - all in one screen - Podcasts & Live Audio, with CarPlay - Listen to CNBC podcasts and live audio (US only), in the app and in the car with CarPlay CNBC lets you view pre-market and after-hours trading data, including charts with customizable time frames, indicators and styles. Financial News & More - Free U.S.

live stream previews daily to stay informed on stock news and updates - Live stream news with CNBC TV for up-to-the-minute market information while you’re on the go - Watch CNBC anytime by streaming full show episodes (U.S. only) and video clips on demand - Listen to podcasts while browsing news and stock information or while in your CarPlay supported car Market & Business News Coverage Get all the news you need in one app with CNBC, including: - 24-hour coverage of global stock markets - Top business news - Economic analysis and official advisor opinions - Personal finance - Technology - Politics - Energy - Healthcare - And more Market Insight & Stocks - Create and track your favorite company stocks in real-time with custom watchlists - Real-time stock quotes, interactive charts and customizable time frames help you make smart investment decisions - View pre-market and after-hours trading data - Monitor Cryptocurrencies 24/7 Customized Finance Data & Alerts - Create customized alerts by category to keep up with the latest market changes - Edit and customize the news tab to follow topics relevant to your interests - Customize watchlists for the stocks you follow and sync them across all iOS devices Accessibility - Text size adjustments - VoiceOver CNBC PRO - Start your 7-day free trial today! - Subscribe to CNBC PRO to unlock even more content - Monitor live global coverage in various markets - Learn from advisers and experts who do it best - Uncover big data trends and opportunities - Watch by streaming live TV or full show episodes on demand (U.S. only) - Watch our daytime shows: “Squawk Box,” “Mad Money,” “Closing Bell,” “Halftime Report,” “Power Lunch,” “Fast Money” Your subscription will be charged to your iTunes account and will automatically renew through iTunes unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of your current period. You can manage your CNBC PRO subscription through your iTunes account. For the Privacy Policy, please go to http://www.nbcuniversal.com/privacy/mobile-apps/ For Terms of Use, please go to http://www.cnbc.com/nbcuniversal-terms-of-service/?%24DEVICE%24=mobile-native For Market Data Terms of Service, please go to http://www.cnbc.com/market-data-terms-of-service/?%24DEVICE%24=mobile-native For Do Not Sell My Personal Information, please go to https://www.nbcuniversal.com/privacy/notrtoo?intake=CNBC California Notice link: https://www.nbcuniversal.com/privacy/california-consumer-privacy-act?intake=CNBC