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Version 10.0.3 · 2026-10-29
Smaller bug fixes on the Bots page and more reliable account backups for large portfolios.
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The store currently lists version 10.0.3, updated 2026-10-29.








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The easiest and fastest way to track all your investments & view real-time price charts, news, tweets, & ratings, all on one screen! The most comprehensive stocks app.
LiveQuote is hands down the fastest way to view all relevant information on your investments. It features a split-screen that helps you to view market data and other related crucial information like real-time price charts, news, tweets, research and ratings, on a single screen!
With LiveQuote, you can create your watchlist by selecting your favorite stocks. You can also create multiple portfolios to manage investments at your convenience. Create a new portfolio, choose a name, and add your favorite shares.…
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Smaller bug fixes on the Bots page and more reliable account backups for large portfolios.
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