Who doesn't love a good deal? TYKR makes investing fun and simple! Who doesn't love a good deal anyway? Just like with shopping, TYKR watches the market for you and lets you know when certain stocks/symbols are on sale. It takes the emotion out of investing by leveraging an algorithmic model to analyze company fundamentals.

We the " ACHIEVERS " My experience on TYKR was not just a going through it was a growing through which made me so capable of doing things and gave an opportunity to learn and work in any type of situation no matter how easy or hard it could be. Thanks to Sean sir, my true inspiration and teacher who always teaches me something new and that too without expectations. Thede teachers are found very rare. I cannot express this happiness and satisfaction in words but definitely one day by actions. Thanks.

I am pretty new to investing I am pretty new to investing, but your platform allows me to learn about each stock and the reason for their rating. I also like the fact that I can create watchlists to categorize my stocks. I also appreciate your dedication to educating us through your emails, I look forward to them as an addition to my learning process.

Before this I thought investing is… Before this I thought investing is complex with many factors. I thought I would have to buy a $1,000+ course to understand it all. Tykr makes the complex simple. Instead of consuming endless news and information. Tykr boils the main factors into a handful of metrics that form 1 score. So far the paper trade portfolio is consistently beating the sp500 growth over 2 weeks.

Been using it since 12/2020 I've been using this tool since December 2020. I've made some money and lost some money. What I like: It does some calculations for me so that I can focus on digging a little deeper. What I don't like: the tool can recommend a stock for a period of time, and then when the stock price drops it can change its recommendation to "overpriced". Because of this, I'm not sure if it's doing fundamental analysis or technical analysis in the background. Yes, use the tool, but not blindly.