Today Swissquote decided that you need a login on their Android app just to see simple charts.
I was wondering if someone knows a simple Android apps to check tickers and at least see charts the simplest charts. Possibly with SIX data as well.
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An iPhone.
Iâll see myself out.
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TradingView
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IBKR has a âread-onlyâ mode.
Tradiview seems nice. I tried putting CHDVD on it and it says dividend = 0. 
I might try it and or finally install IBKR, maybe as anonymous if possible.
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now scroll until you see the word âdividendâ
Yahoo Finance
At one point I recovered my 20+ year old Yahoo account to use it.
Totally worth it
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Isnât that âYieldâ ?
Oh or were you looking for actual distribution absolute value.
Dividend yield (indicated) 0%
Iâve been using Google Financeâs portfolio function. For a few days, my portfolios and watchlists have disappeared. Any one else noticed something?
Another vote for TradingView
TV look like it isnât free, but it is. Dark patterns.
Or is not free? The only reason I believe itâs free is that they compare plans to a âBasicâ one never mentioned anywhere else..
I created an account through Sign Up with Apple so they donât have my real email address, although I never receive any mails from them.
I added the titles I own and am interested in to my favorites and added a home screen widget on iPhone, iPad and Mac. Although I removed the widgets again at some point, as my wellbeing improved after not being able to check prices with a glance anymore; now I need to deliberately open the app.
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I just use a google spreadsheet and get the data into it from google finance or yahoo finance. Use this tool to monitor my assets. Works great already for years.
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Also TradingView.
This or simply Yahoo finance in the browser, no special app needed.