stock app, stock disappears

i've used the stock app for awhile and never had an issue. i recently updated to ios 13 (perhaps unrelated). Among the stocks i tracked was boeing (ba). when i check it it's not listed on my watchlist, and so i add it and it shows up but when i leave the app and reopen it, it disappears. i tried other stocks like dow and amzn and they do stay. i tried uninstall and reinstalling the app but the problem continued. not sure what else to try

iPhone SE

Posted on Sep 23, 2019 12:01 PM

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Sep 30, 2019 8:30 AM in response to b.carrigan

It's not just the Boeing stock that's messed up. For example, I have my Watchlist configured to display the Dow Jones Industrial, Leidos, Lockheed Martin, NASDAQ, NYSE, iShares MSCI Silver Miners ETF, S&P 500, and iShares MSCi Golder Miners ETF. The Gold Miners ETF (RING) keeps dropping off (like Boeing does), but also highly annoying is the amount of change value (the number contained in the green if rising box or red if falling box). Instead of the valid number I will see either a long dash occupying the box or a number that makes me think it is reflecting the total number of shares (as it will show something like 68.21M, or 110.7B. So while I can tell by color (green or red) if something is rising or falling, I cannot ascertain the actual number of percentage points, because it is either blank (dashed) or has some totally bogus value in the box. This is not the first time this has happened. I seem to recall the IOS 12.0 release did the same thing, and it took a long time to correct. I have tried deleting every item from the WatchList and re-adding them (now running IOS 13.1.1), but this behavior still exists--and has since IOS 13.0 first came out. Prior to 13.0, this was (once-again) working (after having fixed it at some point during the 12.x saga). One would think/assume, the variables at work in this app wouldn't be so susceptible to the IOS changing out from under it. I guess I'd be wrong.


I hope this gets resolved very soon, as I am already tired of seeing this. If Apple would let users get rid of Default Apps they don't want, I'm sure we can find suitable replacements that don't sport this particular "behavior".


Mike Gentry

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