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Featured Video… S&P Capital IQ Chief Equity Strategist Sam Stovall discusses why he’s bullish on the S&P 500.

Topic of the Week… The Mobile Trader: Apps for the Road
For many of us our tracking and analysis of our investments is a big-screen process. The more information that can be provided on one “page” the better. But let’s face it. Lots of us are also on the go for part of every trading day. That doesn’t mean that we need to leave our “trading lives” at home. There are lots of smartphone and tablet apps that allow us to monitor and trade our accounts while computing, taking a coffee break or waiting for an appointment. This week we look at some of those, with a longer term goal of setting up a traders’ tools page at the web site. We’re interested in your feedback on the recommendations we offer today, and hope that you’ll tell us about your favourite apps too.