Tykr Review: Manage your investment portfolio better with less risk and a better return

April 29, 2022

Tykr Review: Manage your investment portfolio better with less risk and a better return

Matt Li

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I’m a big believer that investing is one of the best things you can do to grow your net worth. It’s also one of the most important things you can do if you want to create a legacy for yourself and your family. The problem is, when you invest your money, you’re putting yourself at risk of losing it all. That’s why you need to know how to manage your investments with less risk, and a better return.

Tykr may show you how to do just that.

What is Tykr?

Tykr is a stock screener and educational platform all-in-one. In other words, Tykr finds great stocks (that can make you money), helps you avoid risky stocks (so you don’t lose money), and it teaches you how to invest along the way.

Some of the key steps Tykr teaches you include:

How much you should invest every month?
How many stocks should you own?
Is Tykr used for investing or trading?
When to buy and sell
Tips for making money in the market

In addition to stock market education, Tykr offers multiple sources of information about stocks. With the following features, it saves you time and reduces your risk with detailed stock analysis.

Seamless stock filter, e.g.
- Summary – Tykr classified each stock as “On Sale”, “Watch”, or “Overprice.
- Score – Represents the overall financial strength of a stock
- MOS – Margin of Safety aka the potential returns you can make
- Sticker Price – The real value (intrinsic value) of a stock

In-depth financial analysis and insights
- Calculations
- Details
- Financials
- % Ratios
- News

Watchlist – Keep track of the stocks you’re most interested in with your own watchlists.
Watchlist Alerts – You will receive an email notification when the stock’s classification changes in your watchlist.
Sean’s Portfolio – Top 10 picks from CEO’s portfolio.
Performance Simulator – Compared stocks against the S&P 500.

Tykr's Pricing

Tykr offers three monthly/yearly plans that range in price from $13 to $20 for the yearly Basic and Pro plans. The third plan is designed for enterprises with API access. There is a 14 day trial available for free too.

Conclusion

I’d say if you’re an analytical and long-term investor, you’ll probably enjoy using Tykr. However, the platform is not suitable for day traders. Subscribers can also interact with Tykr through its Facebook community. Let me know if this SaaS review was helpful!

2 thoughts on “Tykr Review: Manage your investment portfolio better with less risk and a better return”

Growden
February 3, 2023 at 3:20 pm

It’s hard to find knowledgeable people on this topic, but you sound like you know what you’re talking about! Thanks

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Smith Berger
February 8, 2023 at 6:10 am

Only wanna comment on few general things, The website design is perfect, the content is very excellent : D.

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