How to choose the right tool
Buying guides, not fake reviews. Each one lays out the criteria that matter, an honest look at the named options, and where Tradune fits — so you can match a tool to how you actually invest.
Best stock screener
A screener is only as good as the filters you can compose and the shortlist it hands back. Here’s what separates a genuinely useful screener from a phone book, an honest look at the popular options, and where Tradune fits.
Read the guideBest portfolio tracker
A tracker’s whole job is to make the numbers you look at trustworthy without you babysitting a spreadsheet — and then to answer the question underneath: was picking your own stocks actually worth it? Here’s what matters, and how the options compare.
Read the guideBest backtesting software
A backtest turns “this should work” into a chart — genuinely useful, and quietly dangerous. The best tool is the one that shows you the drawdowns, not just the returns.
Read the guideBest dividend tracker
For income investors, the dividends are the point — but they arrive in a trickle across dozens of pay dates. The best tracker gathers them into one clear view of your portfolio’s paycheck.
Read the guideBest portfolio analysis tools
A green portfolio tells you nothing about its risk. The best analysis tools make your real downside — and your hidden bets — visible. Here’s what to look for.
Read the guideBest insider trading tracker
Insider filings are public, but reading them well means seeing clusters and quarter-over-quarter change — not raw feeds. Here’s what a good tracker does.
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