Kumari ko pe is 6.83. Kina yeti low and no attraction?
Same as above View on r/NepalStock by true_chip_100
Same as above View on r/NepalStock by true_chip_100
Visualizing Nifra’s Income Statement View on r/NepalStock by tempervisuals
Does anyone know where I can get accurate stock price history of stocks in the Nepse? View on r/NepalStock by PoKarma
Let’s discuss which commercial bank you think is best to accumulate at the moment. Or, which bank are you waiting eagerly to come to your price? Please put your analysis and logic why you choose that particular scrip. View on r/NepalStock by AcadBuddy
Hello everyone, newbie here. Asking experienced folks here on how you choose a scrip. Eg what is the parameter to look for in let’s say hydro vs bank? Are banks and (micro)finances evaluated similarly for stock picking? Are ROE, EPS, PE, PB all that we need to care about? I am specially interested on long
I am aware that Nepse’s value has plummeted from its all-time high over the past few years, and i know that valuing a company is subjective( more of an art than a science). However, I am interested in identifying businesses that are likely to remain over the next decade or more, and that may currently
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
Suryodaya Laghubitta RA Womi Laghubitta ko share price merger agi chai 1600+ ma raixa ani aile chai 700 ko around maa xa tyo bela tyetro high ra aile kina yeti low vayeko ho? Aile undervalued share ho ke paila Overvalued ho?? View on r/NepalStock by Nawarajkarki
I am leaning towards nesdo because of – lesser increase in interest expenses – less staff expenses But nesdo has bit higher NPL and no provision for possible loss. Provision for possible loss is what turned jalpa q3 earnings into negative. And it seems since nesdo also has high NPL, having no provision doesn’t make
Despite the halt in loan flows, high base rates, and increasing credit costs, year-end financials in microfinance might show unexpected improvements. However, it’s crucial to remain vigilant as these changes could be due to creative bookkeeping in response to these difficult circumstances rather than a genuine financial recovery. View on r/NepalStock by Mindless-Papaya-1922