Wizest wants to make the market accessible through experts and a focus on learning For an average person, breaking into the confusing and expensive world of stock market trading can be challenging and intimidating. Traditional financial advisors necessitate a major investment, while modern trading apps leave users with freedom but little support. To bridge the gap between hardcore traders and those who want to learn, Axel Thibon founded Wizest, a new platform for investing, trading and learning. “Wizest provides access to financial experts and their knowledge for our users, allowing new or novice investors to start their investing journey with less risk and also learn in the process, which we value a lot,” said Thibon. “We were featured in February in a Forbes article because we offer something different. Most of these trading apps are more about trading and are almost like gambling. We are the opposite. It’s more about thinking about investing for the long-term and building wealth, a totally different approach.” Thibon has been working on Wizest for years, and is now preparing to launch on the Apple App Store and elsewhere. But the app caught a major break this year when coverage of Reddit-led swells of purchases … Continue reading Cleveland Investment App Brings Education to Stock Market Trading