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
Guys, this is the golden opportunity in Nepse. Ghatyo bhane kinne paisa cha hoina ta? Aja swing trade hannai birse, broker ko ma paisa lina gako thiye yeso :D. Holding strong. Are you holding till 2900 or beyond? 2023 ma 3000 ekchoti feri chuncha jasto cha ta! 4 arab ko karobar back to back!!!!!!
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Hi i have around 3-4 lakhs to invest in the market and wondering 2-3 stocks to invest . What do you think about the current price point of HDL BNT NICA or any other good company to invest for long term .
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Does anybody has any idea why can’t we buy **Soaltee Hotel Limited (SHL)** less than 100 kitta?
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I want to buy 1 share of JBLB at odd lot, if anyone is interested to sell , I will place buy order. Let me know. Thanks.
View on r/NepalStock by hiddendreamz
Does the price tag of 435 justifies GCIL ? considering its EPS, projected EPS, net worth and Current Ratio of 0.87?
Also, there is news that they own shit ton of money to NEA. This justified Current Ratio. If purchased, can it be pumped and dumped?
Credit Rating[Ghorahi-Cement-Industires-Limited-Issuer-Rating-Assigned-and-Reaffirmation-of-Bank-Facilities-1.pdf (careratingsnepal.com)](https://careratingsnepal.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/01/Ghorahi-Cement-Industires-Limited-Issuer-Rating-Assigned-and-Reaffirmation-of-Bank-Facilities-1.pdf)
View on r/NepalStock by captainright1
I am never going to buy BBC as this company do not provide financial report and it’s easy to manipulate by big player.
View on r/NepalStock by -HiddenSun-
I’ve been analyzing KBL recently. It has a decent number of customer deposits, reserves, profits, and very less borrowings but after merging with NCCB its NPL(non-performing loans) spiked up to 3.97% which eventually decreased its net profit in Q3.
Here’s my theory: if KBL can effectively lower its non-performing loans and focus on growth from now on, it has the potential to generate substantial profits in the future. It’s close to the book value and I think it’s undervalued at its current trading price. I am inclined to think it could be a good buy opportunity.
I would appreciate hearing your thoughts on this matter. Let’s discuss it! 💬
View on r/NepalStock by Thisiskshitiz
Hello everybody, like the title suggests- looking to buy and sell in 2 months, which one should I buy? I only have 10,000.
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TMS ma 0 or any amount of collateral let’s say X huda collateral deposit garyo ra turuntai withdrawal garyo vane afno purano amount dekhaunu vanda tyo withdrawal vako amount reduce na vaye kana collateral balance dekhauxa.
eg 0 balance vako bela 10,000 load garyo ra feri tyo 10,000 nai withdrawal garyo vane collateral balance 0 dekhaunu ko satta 10,000 dekhauxa.
well actual balance ta 0 nai hunxa tara collateral ma 10,000 dekhaye pachi tapaiko 10,000 worth ko buying power hunxa, ra bank ma 10,000
maile yo 1- 2 times try gareko theya and mero broker le chai buy garda payment gareko xaina vanera call garena.
yo sabai TMS system kai error ho ke mero broker ko ma matra yesto hune ho.
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You can try this once same amount lai multiple times load and withdrawal garera buying power badhauna sakinxa.
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Note:- original balance 0 nai huna jaruri xaina ra load gareko sabai withdrawal garnu parxa vanne ne hudaina
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