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I was an early user of TIKR. I really enjoy the broad coverage they provide and especially being able to visualize financials and have access to filings for international companies. After I used TIKR and other similar platforms I started building my own: 10kreader.com . If anybody wants to check it out, it’s a fully free alternative. Similar to TIKR you have filings, transcripts, and financials. Financials go back further and you have unique ways to visualize financials like Sankey charts for income statement. I am also building out a DCF modeling feature. If you get to try it out, I would love to get your thoughts and feedback so I can make it better!

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Best bang for your buck, unless you have the money for a Bloomberg terminal

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r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: What is your experience using TIKR as a Bloomberg Terminal alternative?

October 30, 2023 -

Having use this program for 6 months, I find it quite useful for company research. Having not used Bloomberg Terminal before nor being able to afford it, for those that have used both what are the main differences?

I've used the Bloomberg Terminal extensively over the course of a few years. I haven't used TIKR. In my opinion, there is no budget alternative that compares to the accuracy, robustness, and proprietary research that a Bloomberg terminal has. There are competitors that I have heard are comparable in the form of FactSet for research and Refinitiv for data, at comparable prices to a terminal. That all being said, I don't think most people will need the data speed and wide breadth of data provided by Bloomberg. In my eyes, the best alternative is Ycharts. Ycharts is what I now use, and I find it covers everything I need. They, however, don't have proprietary research. So that's what the 20k premium gets you from the above competitors.

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TIKR can be thought of as CapitalIQ lite. The underlying data is basically a subset of what CIQ offers. TIKR also doesn't have Excel API afaik. It also lacks integration with brokers, though just getting CIQ or BB won't solve your problems because you'll need to work out entitlements. CIQ, in turn, can be thought of as Bloomberg lite. It lacks the breadth of data, IB and bunch of functionality. But it works if you're just looking for fundamental and pricing data + news / filing links. If all you need are basic fundamental and price data + filings and incomplete transcript access the. TIKR will suffice. What Bloomberg offers is the breadth - not just equities but all kinds of financial instruments, commodities, economic indicators, etc. It basically wants to be your sole source of info. Then there is IB messenger, which if you're a trader / on fixed income desk, apparently is quite important. So no - you can't replace BB with TIKR.

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › tikr.com - stock screener and valuation tool

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Tikr.com - Stock Screener and Valuation Tool

December 14, 2021 -

Hello Investors near and far,

Does anybody use the mentioned platform on a regular basis?

To he who uses it: What is your opinion? Would you recommend the platform to others? What is still lackluster?

I’m asking because I received a very intriguing offer and I’m not quiet sure if I should seize the opportunity.

As of right now I’m doing my work with: Finviz, Yahoo Finance, Megatrends and Morningstar

Looking forward to your replies.

Cheers

yeah, tikr terminal is great. I use finviz for the global market red/green chart, yahoo finance for basic price checks and financials, and tikr for screening and analyzing if I actually want to buy something.

Yes, it's fantastic. I recommend it to anyone who seriously researches stocks. I primarily use tikr, tracktac, and finviz (for looking at projected growth, charts, and p/fcf). My only gripe is that it is so versatile sometimes I have trouble finding what I'm looking for, but overall it's one of my favorite research tools.

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › investing tools

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Investing tools

January 4, 2024 -

Has anyone ever used tikr? I checked out the free version and its cool but was wondering if its worth paying for? At least the first tier of paid services.

If not, if you had to pay for a service as a retail investor, which would you choose? If you already using one , which is it? Thanks!!

I’m leaving tikr. They changed things up so you can only copy 3 years at a time which is obnoxious. Why the change? No clue, it was an unnecessary handicap. For about 4 months or so they got rid of the copy table button and I reached out twice. They didn’t care. Completely unacceptable for an online business. If they can’t fix a simple copy function then what if something truly goes wrong? They also only keep 10 years of data at a time which is annoying, because as soon as TTM for the new year pops up after Q1, your first fiscal year data disappears. Most of these platforms only have 10 years at a time. Maybe it’s a server storage limitation or to prevent maxing out storage space. Not sure. Looking at finchat or roic.ai as alternatives. Maybe quick FS. My only concern with finchat and roic tis that they appear to be AI based. And if GPT is replaced in 3-5 years what happens with the core of these? Do they switch? Is it seamless? Do they close shop because they can’t take on the switching costs? No clue. But these are cheaper than tikr. I fear that with these screening tools it’ll be a game of hopping trains for a while as the industry competes. You have a lot of redundancy going on with these platforms. Worst case you really like one and after a few years it goes away.

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I used the free version of TIKR when it first came out. I believe this was the full version: the company was offering it for free to early subscribers. At the time, I found it offered too little information and value. I have since switched to the paid version of ROIC.AI ($90/year) and occasionally use the free version of QuickFS.net . Overall, I am satisfied with ROIC.Ai However, there are three limitations: Coverage: occasionally, QuickFS or Google Finance has a company not on ROIC.AI . On the summary screen,when showing UK stocks denominated in pound sterling, the graph has a bug. For TTM, ROIC changes from pence to pounds. Thus a stock trading at 250 pence, shows a 99% decline because the TTM shows it at 2.5. I have sent multiple emails and screenshots to the boneheads about this. Unfortunately, they have not fixed this bug. The inaccuracy on (2) makes we wonder about the accuracy of their other information. I can't quite trust the information as presented. It's like Wikipedia: trust but verify.

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › best tool for reviewing companies

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Best tool for reviewing companies

January 17, 2025 -

Hi everyone,

I’m looking for a tool to access company financials. I know there are plenty of options out there, like Yahoo Finance and Seeking Alpha, but most free versions have limited data.

I’m considering getting a subscription, but I’m not sure which one to choose. Do you have any recommendations? Which tools are you using, and would you suggest them?

Also, if you know of any good free tools, I’d love to hear about them.

Thanks in advance!

The best tool is to go to the investor relations page on the company's website, find their annual and quarterly reports, and start reading. You could also use the SEC's Electronic Data Gathering, Analysis, and Retrieval (EDGAR) system to find these reports. Also listening to the quarterly earnings calls can give a lot of insight based on how they answer questions.

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Try TIKR. Nothing but data and a lot of it.

reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › is a tikr subscription worth it?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: is a tikr subscription worth it?

June 11, 2022 -

Pretty much what the title says.

I've seen a couple of YouTube use it like Hamish Hodder, investing with Tom, etc.

I generally go through 10ks to double check the numbers of these sites. But the free version seems solid enough.

What are your thoughts?

if the free version does the job, why pay?
may as well save yourself the however many $/£/€ it is a year!

reddit.com › r/investing › do you think tikr pro service is worth it? on sale $22 or so a month.

Hamish and investing with tom are solid. Theyre not trying to sell anything or pump up stuff.

Hamish does have a class but it's based around value investing and it's a group collaboration.

Im not watching 12 year olds talking about option on tik tok.

r/investing on Reddit: Do you think tikr pro service is worth it? On sale $22 or so a month.

August 16, 2025 -

I already have seeking alpha but data isn’t that detailed and more for articles.

Another option is fiscal ai but it’s more $ by like 2x

Anyone use it ? Maybe I can get by with seeking alpha. Just shows forecasted eps and revenue growth. No details. Tikr can chart out the fundamentals over time.

Thanks

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Hola, enviame un mail a mi perfil , o si hay alguien interesado. Somos un grupo de 2 y buscamos a un tercero para compartir tikr pro. La herramienta la verdad que es la mejor del mercado y encima con el nuevo modulo de evaluacion de empresas. Un saludo y buena inversión

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Hola, yo tengo una cuenta pro de TIKR, si a alguien le interesa compartirla que me escriba. un saludo.

reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › new screening tool: tikr

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: New Screening Tool: TIKR

July 19, 2021 -

Hey guys --

I'm sure some of you have already heard (or use) TIKR.com. They recently launched their global equity screening tool and it is fantastic.

One of my favorite things about the screener is that it scans every global market, which is something you don't find in a lot of online screeners.

What is everyone's favorite screen to run? One of my favorites is looking for high growth stocks that are trading at a reasonable valuation (GARP).

I like businesses that have grown revenues at a 5%+ CAGR, FCF at a 10% CAGR, and trade at less than 30x NTM P/E.

Currently that screen yields 690 results in TIKR.

Interested to hear feedback from y'all!

I don’t use screeners a lot, so take this with a grain of salt, but this is the best I’ve seen yet.

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youll find all those great companies, and cant buy 80% of them in the US thats the bummer.. i wish there was a global equity Brokerage instead.. that would be a killer company..

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › what platform do you use for researching fundamentals?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: What Platform do you use for researching fundamentals?

February 5, 2022 -

I have been using TIKR in the past, but now that they are no longer free i was wondering if there are alternatives with a complete global market like TIKR.

I have used macrotrends before that, but they are not complete and not all companies are captured, unlike TIKR.

So is there an alternative on the same level as TIKR which is free? Or are they the only "good" option for private retail investors?

Thank you in advance guys :)

Just discovered www.Roic.ai Nice summary of all the financials, growths, ratios etc.

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I primarily use tikr but have learned sec filings are best for financial data as all secondary platforms use it, thus you might as well too. However, I would pair it with sec filings and maybe some screener for finding companies that meet what you are looking for fundamentally.

reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › data platforms for investment

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Data platforms for investment

January 29, 2026 -

I'd like to open up the topic of which platforms users of this subreddit use to analyze and study companies, and why.

I personally use TIKR and pay for the Plus plan.

I'm reading your comments.

I got 3 this year to try over time and have settled on stockanalysis .com app. Tried StockRover and Seeking Alpha. StockRover has loads of metrics and you can create custom views with the data to investigate on their "insight tabs". But it is too clunky and doesn't work very good on mobile if you're checking on the go. SeekingAlpha isn't too great...if you like commentary on stocks it is good because of all the articles. But it just seems like a platform to sell you on other people's special groups. You end up spending more money just to find something that may or may not be worth it. With stockanalysis .com you get the majority of what you need...numerical data and graphical data from the numbers, which I really like as a visual learner. Numbers go up in a table and I'm like "cool looks maybe good", but I lose the point. The bar chart shows the path of the numbers in revenue and earning and expenses etc, that gives my visual brain a clue to dig more and care about those numbers.

Fidelity, yahoo finance, and most importantly, EDGAR.

reddit.com › r/investing › which paid or free services you subscribe to?

r/investing on Reddit: which paid or free services you subscribe to?

January 26, 2021 -

hey! just want to see what people use to gather their investment related info, and see if i can benefit from some new info source that i'm not aware of.

feel free to mention something that someone has already mentioned, just to gauge interests. thanks! :)

I almost paid for Morningstar but just found out I can access most of it with my library card.

I get all my investment related information from Reddit.

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › which software do you pay for?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: Which software do you pay for?

April 6, 2022 -

Do you pay for any software if yes why?

For example portfolio management, stock filter software

FastGraphs. Chuck Carnevale is entirely focused on value investing. The software tool provides insights I haven’t seen elsewhere. A lot of free, excellent, stock specific analysis using the tool is also available on his YouTube channel.

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Gurufocus, it's screener and financial statements are priceless to me

reddit.com › r/ausfinance › tikr terminal

r/AusFinance on Reddit: TIKR Terminal

December 15, 2021 -

Hi all,

Checking in to see who else is on the asset screener TIKR Terminal? They've currently got a promo on at 50% off for life for being an early supporter.

For those of us who are current users, what are your thoughts on staying a freemium user as opposed to the Pro ugprade?

The thing I like about TIKR is that they are open to suggestions. They took my comment and included normalized earning on their estimates page, also they will include customizable variables in the global screener. I am still trying to figure out whether it's worth paying for it this much, since they won't be able to provide API access to their data any time soon. Also, the fact that they cover all global listed companies is amazing. It's two time less expensive than Koyfin (without graphing tools). For fundamental data, I did not find a better alternative yet.

I’ve been trialling it. It’s okay. Have you compared it to Koyfin?

reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › what paid tools/services do you use and what functionality from there?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: What paid tools/services do you use and what functionality from there?

May 16, 2023 -

Hi 👋

What paid tools/serivces do you use? I mean, paid membership on Morning Star/Seeking Alpha/etc.

And what functionality from there?

Koyfin far and away. It's not a Bloomberg terminal by any stretch of the imagination, but it's the closest thing a normal person not looking to spend $25,000/year will get. I don't even know how to explain how robust it is. News feeds, screens, economic data across the globe. Company data going back 10, 20 years, thousands of sortable financial metrics. It would not be possible for me to invest the way I do without the wealth of knowledge it has. I don't use any other financial site for data. They have a free version that's surprisingly robust for anyone who wants to try it, but I will gladly pay them for advanced features. I also pay for Bloomberg news. Their breaking news is fastest in the business, and I enjoy streaming their TV in the background.

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For UK folks, StockOpedia, they do a write up on small caps reporting in the UK everyday. The daily comments on the write ups are also very insightful. UK small caps are so incredibly oversold at the moment, many are trading far below book value. I find what they provide invaluable info and can’t imagine trying to invest without it as a resource.

reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › for the ones who use tirk terminal: what do you like about it?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: For the ones who use TIRK Terminal: what do you like about it?

May 10, 2024 -

I always see people making a big deal about this app. But I don't get it.

To me, it just seems like a lot of data patched together. Am I wrong?

I like to use it for analyst estimates. That's the majority of what I use it for. It offers free cash flow and GAAP EPS estimates with a free account, which I find helpful.

It offers more than 10 year data with a reasonable price, I like the mode that not showing the price of stock, purely just think from business perspective.

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › what stock screener do you guys use?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: What stock screener do you guys use?

January 16, 2025 -

I'm happy with TIKR, it's really handy, but sometimes I envy the extra info and sleekness of Seeking Alpha. What is your experience?

https://stockanalysis.com/stocks/screener/

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reddit.com › r/valueinvesting › what tools do you guys use for screeners, analysis and news?

r/ValueInvesting on Reddit: What tools do you guys use for screeners, analysis and news?

June 2, 2023 -

I have been getting into investing for the last couple of months and am interested in know which sites do you guys use, free or paid. I will start with mine

Tikr - I think this is the best site that I use, it has transcripts, financial historical data, balance sheets, estimates and a whole lot of other stuff.

Yahoo finance - I use this mainly for news and getting ideas about stocks to look into.

Simply Wall Street - This site presents the data in a really easy to digest way, but I found the screener to not be so good.

QuickFS - A pretty basic site that shows a lot of financial data, cash flow statements and the like for the past 10 years.

Zacks - At first I looked at this one a lot because of the Zacks rank, which is supposed to help give a quick overview about the company, but in my opinion it doesnt make sense a lot of the time.