My friends with iPhones get a way more functional UI that is seemingly less buggy and more streamlined. I've selected 2 of these discrepancies that I think are crucial to be added to the Android app.

In the iOS app, if you have a position in a security, when you click on the ticker, you will be shown some simple stats like how many shares you own, day's gain, total gain, day change %, total change %, average cost, and market value of the position. Android has none of that.

In the iOS app, you can pinch 2 fingers together between 2 points on a chart to see the % change between those 2 points. Android doesn't have this, which is incredibly frustrating sometimes as I have to switch apps and go to google finance.

These are 2 incredibly useful features that would make you the indisputable best finance/portfolio management app on both major mobile OS's. Without it, the app feels a little clunky, and most importantly it is not a one-stop shop currently. Please fix this.

P.S. I appreciate the recent improvement in the Android app for how the pre/post market stock prices are displayed. Great job on that.

We are not stupid. We see how you are trying to silence conservative voices by removing the comments, less than 3 months before the election. Yahoo (along with other lame stream media outlets) must not believe in FAIR elections. Republicans not only have to defeat their liberal opponents...they also have to defeat the left wing liberal press, like Yahoo. Even a left wing liberal Harvard University study found 93% of media coverage is negative against President Trump. How are citizens suppose to have fair elections when all they hear is negative coverage for one candidate and nothing but praise for the other?

Hopefully Yahoo developers and staff are reading these suggestions. A tool to full block someone from viewing your posts and following you around is sorely needed in the Yahoo Conversations. This tool will allow users to essentially self-moderate which means less work for Yahoo's Abuse Team and most significantly, a guaranteed decrease in the overall toxicity within the Yahoo forums.

Just muting doesn't do enough because abusive individuals will still follow you around to smear you and make you look awful. There is just so much of this going on right now and it is making the Yahoo forums very unpleasant.

At the top of yahoo finance we have a bar that shows indices (S&P, Dow etc) and features (Gold, Oil etc). I wanted to edit that to get rid of, say, Cryptocurrencies and add, say, Swiss stock market index.

I searched, googled, clcked on every edit button but could not find how to do it anywhere. I am pretty sure it can be done but damned if I could find it (I don't think I am an average user btw, I am a product manager with focus on UI/UX).

Here is an idea. You have Watchlists which already work great. You can create, add, delete, reorder etc. How about you make he top bar a watch list (name it Index Bar, Top Bar or something easy) and then let me edit same way I edit my watchlists? Easy to implement and easy to find if you can come up with a good name and a good description.

Long time user and love your page overall. I have a few other easy enhancements but this one is the most important.

Google search does not produce a single website (on first page) that has the information I describe below. So, this would make a great addition to Yahoo - Finance.

Given a ticker symbol, display the Market Index to which that ticker symbol is part of. For example, if I type AAPL, i should get a result back with ( SPX, NDX, DJI, DJA, OEX, S5inft). This is incredibly useful for small cap stocks (like Russell 2000) which are not discussed much on web and hence information is lacking on those ticker symbols. Even finding the index of midcap stocks proved to be more difficult than i expected in a simple web search. So, add this functionality to Yahoo->Finance home page ( even if that happens to be at the bottom of the page). A google search like "Map ticker symbol to stock index" should lead to yahoo finance, with such a functionality because none exists right now in search results.