Your broker, your account
Tickr is where you read. You invest from your own broker account.
- Putting money in every month
- Often ETFs and a few direct stocks
The only stock and ETF site that fits it all on one two-minute sheet.
For self-directed investors in Europe and beyond, putting money in every month from their own broker account, often into ETFs and a few direct stocks.
Global equity ETFSample
EUR 112.40
Exchange close · 30 Jun, 17:35 CET · Delayed 15 min
- 1D
- 1W
- 1M
- 3M
- 1Y
- 5Y
Every figure shows its source. None tells you what to do.
Everything on one page
Price and liquidity, valuation, risks and dated catalysts for a stock or an ETF, set out so you can read all of it in two minutes.
Every figure has a source
Each number carries where it came from and when. Open the source, compare the date, and check it yourself.
It describes, never judges
A sheet shows where a figure sits. It does not say what the figure means for you, and it never tells you what to do.
What fits on one sheet
Two minutes, on your terms
Open a sheet
One page per stock or ETF. Price, valuation, risks and dated catalysts sit together, with the index, costs and structure when it is a fund.
Check where each figure comes from
Every figure carries its source and timestamp, so the date you are reading is never a guess.
Decide on your own
Tickr describes. What happens next, from your own broker account, is yours alone.
Sample alerts
SampleFund fee changes
Told when the TER is revised
Price closes above EUR 120
Checked at each exchange close
Drawdown deeper than 30%
Measured on closing prices
Daily brief
One message each morning
Distribution date
Seven days before it falls
An alert reports that something happened. It never says what to do about it.
Tools for the monthly routine
Configurable alerts
Choose what you are told about: a price level, a fee change, a date. You set it, Tickr reports when it happens.
ETF comparator
Set funds side by side on the same sourced figures, so the differences are easy to see.
Daily brief and full risk history
A short morning brief, and the complete record of a security’s volatility and drawdowns.
Part of the 9 EUR/month plan.
One sheet, read in two minutes
Price and liquidity
The last close, and how easily it trades.
Valuation
Against its sector and its own history.
Risks
Volatility, drawdown, currency and rate sensitivity.
For funds
Index, costs, tracking difference, fund size, the largest positions, replication, domicile, and PEA and CTO eligibility.
Sample sheet · invented figures
Sample Global Equity ETF
EUR 112.40
Exchange close · 30 Jun, 17:35 CET · Delayed 15 min
Ireland · accumulating · CTO yes, PEA no
Information traffic light
- ValuationAbove its 10-year median
- TrendNear its 200-day average
- RiskHigher than its category
Colours show position in a range. They are not a verdict.
Total expense ratio
Issuer factsheet · 31 May
0.20%
Tracking difference
Issuer report · 31 Mar
−0.12% a year
Fund size
Issuer factsheet · 31 May
EUR 3.1 bn
Largest drawdown
Exchange closes · 30 Jun
−33.9%
Made for the monthly investor
Europe and beyond
Sheets are written for readers in:
- Belgium, Switzerland and Luxembourg
- Germany, France and the UK
- Quebec
Weekly brief
Read the figures, then make your own call
The weekly brief is free, like every public sheet. The daily brief is part of the 9 EUR/month plan.
Every sheet is free. The rest is 9 EUR a month.
Public stock and ETF sheets and the weekly brief cost nothing. One monthly plan adds the tools below.
Free
Read
- Every public stock and ETF sheet
- The weekly brief
Free
Every public sheet
Paid
Read and monitor
- ETF comparator
- Configurable alerts
- The daily brief
- Full risk history
9 EUR
per month
Read the whole security in two minutes
Every figure shows its source and timestamp. Nothing on the page tells you what to do.
FAQs
Price and liquidity, valuation against the sector and the security’s own history, risks (volatility, drawdown, currency and rate sensitivity) and dated catalysts. For ETFs it adds the index, total expense ratio, tracking difference, fund size, the largest positions, replication, domicile, and PEA and CTO eligibility for readers in France.
Three lights for valuation, trend and risk. They show where a figure sits in its range. They never say whether that is good or bad, and they are not a verdict.
No. Tickr describes. Every figure carries its source and timestamp so you can check it yourself, and the decision stays with you.
Every public stock and ETF sheet and the weekly brief are free. The 9 EUR/month plan adds the ETF comparator, configurable alerts, the daily brief and the full risk history.
Self-directed investors in Europe and beyond, including Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Germany, the UK, France and Quebec. They invest every month from their own broker account, often in ETFs and a few direct stocks.