TL;DR: As of Sept. 2, you can get a lifetime subscription to stock-screening app Tyker and a stock-picking course bundle for just $119.97 (reg. $930) — that’s a savings of 87%.
Finally, it’s Labor Day weekend. And hopefully you have a little extra, much-deserved time away from work. While you’re standing behind the grill or relaxing with family, you might be brainstorming ways to get away from the office more often, or even retire early.
Investing in the stock market is one option, but you have to know where to start so you don’t end up losing your hard-earned cash. Our bundle featuring a stock-screening app and course might help. For Labor Day through September 4, it’s only $119.97 (reg. $930), and you can save an additional $20 with code STOCK.
Online course on stock picking and strategy
The Top Tools for Better Stock Picking online course is an excellent beginner’s guide. You can study technical skills for selecting stocks, identify opportunities for entering and exiting, and even when it’s time to buy, sell, or hold.
You’ll be learning from the instructor MoneyShow, a band of market analysts, portfolio managers, and financial journalists. Turn their expertise into confidence for making your first investment.
Tykr helps you find profitable stocks
After you have a basic understanding of the market, you’re ready to start researching stocks. Instead of doing it manually, Tykr is an app that helps you quickly find low-risk, profitable investments. Each stock is given a score and summary so you can gauge if it’s a suitable choice for you — or an opportunity to stay away from.
Also, take advantage of Tykr’s real-time alerts and updates so you can spring on a low-price stock or sell when there’s a price spike. This can save you time and money, and even some risk of investing in the market.
Start investing with this stock-picking course and stock-screening app, now only $119.97 (reg. $930), and get an additional $20 off using code STOCK. This offer is only through September 4 at 11:59 p.m. PT.
Prices subject to change.
