I have invest in some of the stock to experience the market with see knowledge and idea.
After 2 week of investment experience, it felt this stock market like a gambling. Yes, there are technical analysis but with some predictable pattern and lot of uncertainty.
I wanna know your experience and how you all felt when you started and how you are now.
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Mero baba euta company ma promoter share xa ..tar tyo ahile paper format ma matra xa , digital garaunu vako xaina ..bich bich ma company le bonus share pni diyo .
Ab question k ho vanda kheri tyo share Aile ayera Kati vayo hola ( suruma 1000 thiyo ) Ani tyo promoter share bechne kasri ho ??
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I am yet to get the 5.7% cash dividend of Sanima Bank(whose book close was 2023-10-09). Anybody else? Any idea where and how should I complain?
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As a beginner in the stock market, I have a question: How long does it take for an IPO to be listed on the secondary market?
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To all share market enthusiasts in Nepal
So first things first- HAS THE SME PLATFORM LAUNCHED OFFICIALLY? If so then,
“What is the PROCEDURE” to list a company with capital less than 25 cr. What are the expenses associated with ratings and merchant banking. Will the ipo be applied through the MEROSHARE app like IPO of main board companies?
Please help me out and your insights will be really appreciated.
Thank you 🇳🇵
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I have had perviously open demat and tms from broker 5 ani tya bata have purchased few shares ani ahile chai currently have demat from sanima bank aba tya broke 5 ma bhako share lai sanima kai demat ma transfer garna milcha??? Milcha bhane what is the procedure?
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During the last fiscal year, the Internal Revenue Department (IRD) of Nepal reported that the government accrued a total revenue of Rs. 84.75 Billion from the sales of alcohol and cigarettes. This revenue distribution comprises Rs. 26.22 Billion from cigarettes, Rs. 25.92 Billion from alcohol, and Rs. 32.61 Billion from beer.
The source of this revenue lies in the imposition of excise duty on cigarettes and alcohol at customs points. In the preceding year, the revenue figures for cigarettes, alcohol, and beer were Rs. 24.56 Billion, Rs. 30.41 Billion, and Rs. 31 Billion, respectively.
The excise duty on alcohol is determined by its alcohol content strength, ranging from Rs. 1,250 to Rs. 2,120 per liter. As for unfiltered cigarettes, the excise duty is set at Rs. 730, whereas for filtered cigarettes, it varies between Rs. 1690 and Rs. 4080.
The FPO allotment process of Unnati Sahakarya Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (USLB) was successfully concluded today at the offices of the issue manager, Siddhartha Capital Limited, in Kathmandu.
During the FPO issuance from 21st to 24th Kartik, 2080, Unnati Sahakarya Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (USLB) had released 1,78,451.18 units of FPO shares at a par value of Rs 100 to the general public. As per the regulations outlined in the Banks and Financial Institutions Act (BAFIA), 2073, and guidelines from the NRB, a minimum of 30% of the issued capital must be retained by public shareholders. To meet this requirement, the company made available 1,78,451.18 units of FPO shares to the general public, altering the existing promoter: public share structure from 75.45:24.55 to a new ratio of 70:30. The company’s current paid-up capital is Rs. 22.9 Crores.
The FPO garnered significant interest, receiving applications from 10,72,443 valid applicants who collectively applied for 1,17,20,860 units. The oversubscription reached an impressive rate of more than 65.68 times. In the allotment process, 17,845 applicants were fortunate to receive 10 units each through a lottery system, while one lucky applicant received an extra unit. Unfortunately, the remaining 10,54,598 applicants did not receive any allotment. A total of 325 applicants, who had applied for 3,580 units, were disqualified.
For accessing the IPO result, interested parties can refer to CDSC IPO Result, MeroShare, and Siddhartha Capital Limited. However, it’s noteworthy that ICRA Nepal has downgraded the issuer rating of Unnati Sahakarya Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited from [ICRANP-IR] BB- to [ICRANP-IR] B+@, placing the rating on watch with negative implications. This rating implies a high risk of default concerning the timely servicing of financial obligations for issuers with this rating.
The current promoter of Kumari Bank Limited (KBL) has initiated the auctioning of 5,392 units of shares to the general public starting today. Lok Maya Gurung and Tika Ram Sapkota, existing promoters of the bank, are respectively selling 2,305 units and 3,087 units of their promoter shares to interested individuals. Prospective buyers are invited to participate in the auction within a 35-day period from the date of this notice, concluding on 8th Mangsir.
To submit their bids, shareholders are required to visit the central office of Kumari Bank located in Naxal, Kathmandu. Notably, since no bids were received from the existing founder shareholders within the stipulated timeframe, these shares are now available for auction to the general public.
As of 23rd November 2023, Kumari Bank Limited (KBL) closed at Rs. 153.90. Additionally, Kumari Bank Limited Promoter Share (KBLPO) had a Last Traded Price (LTP) of Rs. 110.00 as of 9th November 2023.
In the fiscal year 2079/80, the Nepalese government conducted a cost analysis, revealing that it incurred a cost of 3.38 paisa to collect 1000 rupees of internal revenue. This analysis was conducted by the Internal Revenue Department (IRD), which reported a total revenue of Rs 4.79 kharba for the year. The departments and subordinate offices associated with revenue collection spent Rs 1.41 arba on current and capital expenditures. Consequently, the cost of tax collection per thousand rupees for the fiscal year amounted to Rs 3.38. This figure marked an increase from the previous year’s 2.23 paisa. The rise is attributed to the department falling short of its revenue target in the preceding year, achieving only 76.58% of the set goal of Rs 6.26 Kharba.
The overall growth rate of revenue collection for the year was negative by over 10%, primarily influenced by reduced imports and economic relaxation. This decrease in revenue collection exerted pressure on the government’s resource management. Although the target for the fiscal year was set at Rs 14.3 kharba, only Rs 10.10 kharba was collected, representing 72% of the total target.
The Internal Revenue Department underscores that recent technological advancements in the tax system have contributed to a decrease in the cost per thousand. Additionally, the department asserts that administrative improvements, adherence to expenditure frugality standards, and increased taxpayer participation have all played pivotal roles in reducing costs.
This week, the NEPSE index concluded at 1,860.20, marking an increase of 8.12 points (0.44%) from the previous week’s closing at 1,850.08. The index exhibited a range between 1,816.68 and 1,872.64, indicating a weekly volatility of 55.96 points, slightly higher than the 50.98 points observed in the preceding week. The most significant intraday loss, amounting to 20.68 points, occurred on Wednesday, accompanying a turnover of Rs 1.08 Arba. However, the overall weekly turnover amounted to Rs 4.48 Arba.
Momentum Indicators:
The Relative Strength Index (RSI) recorded 43.84 on the daily timeframe and 40.47 on the weekly chart. Meanwhile, the Moving Average Convergence Divergence (MACD) indicators are in the negative zone, with the signal line crossing the MACD line. The MACD reading stands at -25.53.
The Nepse Index currently resides below both its 5-day and 20-day Moving Averages, signaling a bearish trend that requires further confirmation. Key support is identified in the 1,807 – 1,837 zone, while resistance is anticipated in the 1,925 – 1,945 zone.
Part 2: Analysis of Key Data
The week witnessed the highest intraday loss of 23.82 points on Tuesday, accompanying a turnover of Rs 95.04 Crores. The total weekly turnover amounted to Rs. 4.48 Arba, with over 1.56 crore unit shares traded through 1,74,410 transactions. NEPSE’s current market capitalization is Rs. 2,868,120.36 million, equivalent to Rs 2.86 Kharba.
Performance of NEPSE Index and Sub-indices:
The NEPSE index experienced a 0.44% decline this week, with only four sector indices closing in the red.
Stocks with the Highest Monthly Beta:
Peoples Hydropower Company Limited (PHCL), Ingwa Hydropower Ltd (IHL), and Buddha Bhumi Nepal Hydropower Company Limited (BNHC) are the top three companies with the highest beta, recording 3.087, 2.571, and 2.412, respectively.
Top Ten Gainers and Losers of the Week:
Three Star Hydropower Limited (TSHL) emerged as the top gainer, closing at Rs. 381.10 with a notable increment of Rs. 72.40 (23.45%). Prime Commercial Bank Limited Promoter Share (PCBLP) experienced the most significant decline, with its price decreasing by 15.34%, closing at Rs. 122.
Top Stocks by Turnover, Volume, and Transactions:
Sonapur Minerals and Oil Limited (SONA) claimed the top position as the most traded company of the week, with shares worth Rs. 30.62 Crores exchanged.
Top Buyers and Sellers:
Naasa Securities Pvt. Ltd (Broker No- 58) was the leading buyer broker, investing Rs. 21.14 Crores. Imperial Securities Company Pvt. Ltd. (Broker No- 45) emerged as the top seller broker, selling stocks worth Rs. 31.43 Crores.
Top 10 Bought and Sold Companies:
The analysis has been conducted using the SS Pro Software, providing a comprehensive overview of market trends and activities. For more information about the software, refer to the provided link.
Hi, i am a small investor in NEPSE, as if now i only have IPO and few secondary shares whose worth turned 6 figures now . I cannot work as an employee anywhere that i have understood if myself.
Now, I want to enter this market with some cash and turn my life around. I am willing to put money but I cannot collect sufficient knowledge to make me confident to enter this market all on my own. I have red few books and watched videos but didnt provide me solid support.
So, guys please help me by guiding or suggesting books about stocks and help me enter this market confidently. Also tell me about your experience on investing or trading in NEPSE is like .
Books i have read :
The intelligent investor
One up wallstreet
Little books of investing
Thankyou
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