NYSE Connect mobile 1.2.5

The NYSE Connect mobile apps provide subscribers with access to the same streaming financial market pricing data, historical pricing data, fundamental data, news, charting, and analytics available through its desktop counterpart. The portability of NYSE Connect offers a seamless cross-device experience, allowing users to carry their watchlists, filters, and other preferences wherever they choose to access NYSE Connect.

NYSE Connect features:

• Watch List: Create, manage, and view lists of securities to monitor streaming market pricing data and fundamental data.
• Detailed Quotes: Utilize a quote grid with instrument-specific configurations and customize the grid with hundreds of pricing, fundamental, and reference data points.
• Charts: Access robust, interactive streaming charts with overlays, comparison tools, studies, and a variety of chart aggregations and time frames.
• News: Stay informed with real-time news from various sources, featuring filtering capabilities to focus on the most relevant information.
• Fundamentals: Explore comprehensive tearsheet profiles for stock, ETF, and mutual fund securities offering fundamental and reference data for investment evaluation and client recommendation packages.
• Options: Explore option chains and summary tables with filters for strike date, in-the-money, near-the-money, and out-of-the-money views.
• Hot Lists: Discover a wide range of preset market mover views including most active securities, gainers/losers, volume leaders, and more.
• Preferences: Customize various options for each window type to tailor your experience.
• Conflation Settings: Manage your streaming data usage with custom conflation settings. Set data conflation (in seconds) independently for WiFi and cellular connections.
• Synchronized Entitlements: Enjoy synchronized entitlements across all devices including access rights to data source news content. This synchronization ensures that only one instance of NYSE Connect is accessible at any given time per account, minimizing the risk of duplicated fees associated with data consumption.