What is the Blossom Social investment application?

Blossom Social is a new social investment application with over 150,000 users. You can see the portfolios and transactions of your friends and the influencers you follow. But, also, exchange investment ideas and learn about finance.

Is Blossom Social free?

The Blossom social application is free to use. However, to access advanced portfolio management tools, you'll need to take out a paid subscription, Blossom Pro.

Is Blossom Social available in Canada?

Yes. Blossom is a social investment application based in Vancouver (Canada) that targets independent investors in Canada and the United States.

Is Blossom Social legitimate and safe?

Blossom Social is a young technology company founded in 2021. It is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada. Focused on social investing and with over 150,000 users, the app is also in the App Store's "Top 100 Finance". In addition, it has contracts with several of Canada's leading ETF providers.

What are the reviews for the Blossom Social investment app?

Reviews for the Blossom Social app are positive, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5 stars (2,500 reviews) on the App Store and 4.5 out of 5 (1,000 reviews) on Google Play.

Is it a good idea to use Blossom to choose an investment strategy and stocks to trade?

You should not rely on the stock portfolios and trades of other users. Although this information is shared openly, you should do your own research before trading stocks. Instead, use Blossom to participate in discussions, follow financial news and expand your knowledge.

Vincent Morin

Vincent achieved financial independence and retired early (FIRE) at the age of 35. After a career in financial technologies for a large American investment bank, he founded Retraite101, a personal finance site that reaches more than 350,000 unique visitors per year and has more than 30,000 subscribers on social media. Passionate about personal finance, cycling, reading and gardening, he continues to write to inspire and motivate Quebecers to take charge of their finances.

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