The NEPSE Index in Nepal has recorded a gain of 6.55 points, equivalent to 0.32%, surpassing the previous day’s closing and concluding at 1,994.60 points. This follows a 2.60 point increase on the day prior, and notably, after the recent review of the monetary policy on Friday, the index has seen a cumulative gain of […]
I see research companies saying ABC stock ko intrinsic value XXX ho bhanera, tara market ma eti price chha tei bhaera its overvalued or undervalued. How do they calculate that? View on r/NepalStock by dasman-
any suggestion View on r/NepalStock by CompetitiveAd2054
The Securities Board of Nepal (SEBON) is considering six new IPO proposals from various companies. Among them, Apex Hospitality Limited has applied to issue 2,400,000 shares, aiming to generate Rs. 24 crores for their company. This application was submitted on Ashwin 12, 2080, and Himalayan Capital Limited will serve as the issue manager for the
Many may know it, may may not. However, recently I came to know from a news that almost all insurance companies have sold their stocks. many have sold 90%+, some have 50. ([https://www.bikashnews.com/2022/03/17/319120.html](https://www.bikashnews.com/2022/03/17/319120.html)) this is old one. i lost the list of latest one. It seems insurance companies are major player of NEPSE, besides Mutual
Are dividends provided directly to share holder’s bank account. Or is it given to the broker which then forwards the money? View on r/NepalStock by RizanTMZ
If two companies are merging in the ratio of 1:1, then it is better to buy stock having lower price, isn’t it? for instance, kbl and nccb are merging in 1:1 ratio. So its better to buy NCCB(ltp179.70) than KBL(ltp 183.30). Am I right here? View on r/NepalStock by ShoddyStreet677
Recommend me some best hydropower to put my money in? View on r/NepalStock by deltacronvirus
So last year I posted about my Python Package that communicated with [Nepalstock.com.np](https://Nepalstock.com.np) Rest API, but soon after I released it there were some changes on the NEPSE site and we couldn’t figure out a way around it. And I have been busy with life so couldn’t really work on it. Last month I worked
In the latest trading session, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index closed at 1,971.10 points, marking a significant loss of 33.20 points or 1.65% compared to the previous day’s closing. This followed a loss of 18.60 points on Wednesday. The trading day began with the index opening at 2,004.58, reaching a low point of
Can you tell us why do you have them in the list? Just looking for discussion. View on r/NepalStock by made_wid_atoms
What companies are giving you a real gut feeling, which might go up in near future? share your ideas and views and lets discuss why do you think it’ll boom. View on r/NepalStock by Longjumping-Class420
Do you think it’s too risky to invest in? Personally I’ve found these companies to have massively increased their profitability over the years and bull market ma jasto company ni ramro badcha. I’m planning to invest a significant portion of my portfolio in microfinance companies like ILBS, GMFBS, USLB, and some other. I have found
I am trying to search for the oldest companies still trading to study their price behavior. Companies like Nabil, NLIC, UNL have charts since 2011-2013 but i am not able to find companies with charts that have greater back history. Please suggest View on r/NepalStock by sockholder
just curious View on r/NepalStock by [deleted]
