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As an entrepreneur, you’re used to assessing risks. And the National Federation of Independent Businesses reported that the Small Business Optimism Index was at 99.7 in July 2021, which means there’s also a lot of confidence. If you’d like to combine those two attributes to help expand your wealth, it may be time to try your hand at the stock market.
For those new to the world of stocks, it can be helpful to have some guidance when you first start out. That’s where Tykr Stock Screener comes in, helping teach you to manage investments independently. This handy app serves as your personal stock screening and education platform, and right now, a Pro Plan Lifetime Subscription is on sale for just $119.99, saving you hundreds off the usual $900 price tag.
Tykr Stock Screener is ready to teach you the ins and outs of investing, thanks to their easy-to-understand summaries of over 30,000 U.S. and International stocks. Thinking about a purchase? Simply download the app onto your device and start making more informed decisions on whether or not it’s the best for you in as quick as 30 seconds.
With Tykr, you can see its reading on a stock instantly — it will be listed as on sale, a potential buy, overpriced, or a potential sale — so you can gain investment confidence as you make your choices. Their determinations are based on an algorithm designed by the app to make things super simple, so when you see a higher score, the investment will be safer.
You’ll get access to a community forum where you can interact with other stock investors. And with the purchase of a lifetime subscription, you’ll have access to this valuable information forever as you navigate your stock portfolio.
Start investing confidently with a Pro Plan Lifetime Subscription to Tykr Stock Screener for just $119.99 (reg. $900).
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