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1. It shows your line graph progress correctly, but when you switch, for example, 1 year to YTD, it does not show the amount of change or percentage of change.With latest app updates, UX design team ruined the UI with too many fixed components on screen.
2. While the app may be intuitive or not, it's hard to know since everything looks the same and what you're looking for doesn't stand out in any way.The most recent update has a simple error in showing your (1 month, YTD, 1 year, etc) information on all your various accounts.
3. Fidelity has above average communication, but it's the 'no-fee trades' policy that puts them at the top of the heap.5/19 - lost advanced watchlist Old- the user experience using the website/app is very basic.
4. Fix these basic things before trying to implement new features.UPDATE WARNING!! SMH change to the 'list' tab.
5. It does not show aftermarket moves in percentages, does not show a personal rate of return, the charts display in the app is very very basic and hard to use.
6. Fidelity's institutional soundness should combine with Robinhood's UXTerrible performance from an app that's important to provide information when I want it.
7. The usable real estate on screen is hardly 40% in portrait mode and in landscape mode the scrollable area is less than 10% of the entire screen.
8. First the chart was removed from the quick view screen, now the all-accounts total is removed too.
9. I have to track price and profit/loss in Yahoo because often an individual stock in my portfolio cannot be provided in the Fidelity app.
10. It now shows share fluctuation instead of price per share; each individual stock must be chosen to see its price.
11. There's way too much on the screen at a given time, and it's rarely information I'm interested in.