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  • Nabil Balanced Fund 2, NBF3, and Nabil Flexi Cap Fund Performance

    Nabil Balanced Fund 2, NBF3, and Nabil Flexi Cap Fund Performance


    The Nabil Balanced Fund 2 (NBF2) is a 10-year closed-end mutual fund scheme, and its Net Asset Value (NAV) report for the month of Magh reveals a decrease in NAV from Rs. 10.31 to Rs. 10.15. Starting with a fund size of Rs. 1.12 Arba, it invested Rs. 88.37 crores in listed company shares, Rs. 1.12 crore in non-listed shares, and Rs. 20.77 crore in listed debentures. Additionally, it holds a bank balance of Rs. 87.68 lakhs. Despite a net profit of Rs. 1.27 crores in Magh, there’s a decline from the previous month’s net profit of Rs. 3.09 crores.

    Another 10-year closed-end fund, Nabil Balanced Fund III (NBF3), started with a fund size of Rs. 1.25 Arba. In Magh, it invested Rs. 85.31 crores in listed shares, Rs. 1.01 crore in non-listed shares, and holds Rs. 7.49 crores in bank deposits. NBF3 reports a net profit of Rs. 2.30 crores in Magh, a positive shift from the previous month’s loss of Rs. 3.58 crores. The NAV for Magh is Rs. 9.33, compared to Rs. 9.43 in the previous month.

    The NAV report for Nabil Flexi Cap Fund (NFCF), an open-end mutual fund scheme without a fixed maturity period, discloses a slight increase in NAV from Rs. 10.31 to Rs. 10.32 in Magh. With a fund size of Rs. 54.17 crores, NFCF invested Rs. 33.17 crores in listed shares, Rs. 2.75 crores in bonds and debentures, and has Rs. 5 crores in fixed deposits and Rs. 15.24 crores in bank balance. The fund reports a net profit of Rs. 2.46 crores in Magh, a marginal rise from the previous month’s profit of Rs. 2.39 crores.

  • Capital Gains Tax Soars Over 262% in Mangsir, Fueled by Short-Term Investors’ Surge

    Capital Gains Tax Soars Over 262% in Mangsir, Fueled by Short-Term Investors’ Surge


    In a notable development, the capital gains tax collected from the stock market has experienced a remarkable surge, witnessing a staggering 262% increase in the month of Mangsir compared to the preceding month of Kartik. The government’s revenue from capital gains tax saw a substantial rise from Rs 8.41 crore in Kartik to an impressive Rs 30.53 crore in Mangsir.

    A closer examination of the data reveals that the surge in capital gains tax during Mangsir was primarily driven by short-term investors, who contributed significantly to the overall increase. Short-term investors individually paid Rs 14.14 crore in Mangsir, a considerable jump from the Rs 4.60 crore paid in Kartik. Following suit, long-term investors also played a role in this surge, contributing the second-highest amount of profit tax, amounting to Rs 9.24 crore in Mangsir as opposed to the Rs 2.69 crore in Kartik. Despite being in third place, institutional investors made a noteworthy contribution of Rs 7.14 crore in Mangsir, a significant increase from their Rs 1.11 crore contribution in Kartik.

    The government imposes a tax on the profits derived from buying and selling shares in the secondary market, with individual investors subjected to a 7.5% tax rate and long-term transactions enjoying a reduced rate of 5%. This substantial increase in capital gains tax indicates a vibrant and robust performance in the stock market, with short-term investors taking the lead in contributing to the government’s revenue.

  • NEPSE Index Declines, Marking Lowest Close in Six Months Amid Market Downturn

    NEPSE Index Declines, Marking Lowest Close in Six Months Amid Market Downturn


    The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index concluded at 1,847.70 points, recording a loss of 10.86 points, which represents a 0.58% decrease compared to the previous day’s closing. It’s worth noting that this market performance marks a substantial downturn, with the index closing at its lowest point in the past six months. This level was last observed on May 17 when it concluded at 1,845.01 points. Moreover, there has been a significant decline of approximately 380 points since the announcement of this year’s Monetary Policy.

    The day’s trading activities commenced with the index opening at 1,858.27, reaching an intraday low of 1,842.73, while achieving an intraday high of 1,859.48.

    In the course of today’s trading, a total of 281 different stocks were actively traded in 45,763 transactions. The volume of shares traded amounted to 3,749,954 units, with a cumulative turnover of Rs. 96.44 Crore. The overall market capitalization stood at Rs. 28.46 Kharba, and the float market capitalization was at Rs. 9.97 Kharba.

    Asha Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd Promoter Share (ALBSLP) led in terms of turnover, with a trading value of Rs. 10.10 crores, but it closed at a market price of Rs. 0.

    Similarly, Chandragiri Hills Limited (CGH) recorded the most substantial gain of 6.04% during the day’s trading, while Sayapatri Hydropower Limited (SPHL) faced the most significant loss, declining by 10.00% on the day.

    As for sector indices, all indices, except “Hotels And Tourism Index” and “Manufacturing And Processing,” closed in the red. “Hotels And Tourism Index” saw the most significant gain, increasing by 4.27%, while the “Mutual Fund” index recorded the most notable loss of 4.63% for the day.

  • Need 10 Company Shares to Invest in Every Month for a Year

    Need 10 Company Shares to Invest in Every Month for a Year


    Hello/Namaste,

    I hope everyone is doing fine.

    I want to do a NEPSE investing experiment for twelve months starting Jan 2024 to Dec 2024. I will buy shares of 10 different companies suggested by our highly esteemed members of r/nepalstock for every month of 2024. I plan to invest around ten thousand rupees per stock and one lakh total per month for those twelve months. I hope to buy stocks that cost Rs. 10,000 or less for 10 units (eg. I can’t buy UNL shares which is 35k for a single unit).

    So, could you please input your favourite stock, one from each sector mentioned below, if you have the time?

    1. Commercial Bank
    2. Development Bank
    3. Finance
    4. Hotel & Tourism
    5. Hydropower
    6. Investment
    7. Life Insurance
    8. Manufacturing and Products
    9. Microfinance
    10. Non-Life Insurance

    I will select stocks that are mentioned the most by not new/recent accounts. I would love to hear your reasoning for selecting particular stock(s) but it is not compulsory.

    Thank you for your kindness and I will share the results in the future. I hope this is not too much to ask.

    Cheers

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  • If you earn around 2 lakhs a month, how much would you save, invest, and allocate for wants?

    If you earn around 2 lakhs a month, how much would you save, invest, and allocate for wants?


    Say you earn two lakh every month. How much money would you save, invest, and allocate for wants like buying a car or a bike? I aim to earn this much in a couple of months and would really appreciate your opinion. And last question, do you think gold is a good investment in Nepal?

    View on r/NepalStock by Rhyss007

  • Your opinion on, will the interest rate decrease next month?

    Your opinion on, will the interest rate decrease next month?


    Cause interest rate is inversely proportional to direction of movement of market.

    View on r/NepalStock by -No-One-Nepal

  • How to sell 5 kitta, I am trying to sell it for over a month now!

    How to sell 5 kitta, I am trying to sell it for over a month now!


    I have 5 kitta of UNLB (Unique Nepal Lagubitta), I am trying to sell it on odd lot, but I am unable to do so for at least a month now .
    I don’t want to buy extra 10 to sell it in continuous, what are my options here ?

    I have seen people post odd lot at sale for cheap in forum like this, does that work?
    If it works, sunday there will be 5 kitta of UNLB for sale at cheap.

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  • “Global IME Balanced Fund 1 NAV: Rs. 9.82 as of Shrawan Month End”

    “Global IME Balanced Fund 1 NAV: Rs. 9.82 as of Shrawan Month End”


     

    In the month of Shrawan, the Net Asset Value (NAV) of “Global IME Balanced Fund – 1 (GIBF1)” dropped to Rs. 9.82 from the previous month’s Rs. 10.57. This closed-end fund, with a maturity period of 10 years, currently holds a total fund size of Rs. 1.02 Arba.

    The fund’s investments include Rs. 74.60 Crore in listed shares and Rs. 3.60 crore in non-listed shares. Additionally, it has Rs. 11.76 crores in the bank and holds other assets valued at Rs. 6.40 crores.

  • “Sunrise Capital Releases Mutual Fund NAV Report for Shrawan Month”

    “Sunrise Capital Releases Mutual Fund NAV Report for Shrawan Month”


     

    Sunrise First Mutual Fund (SFMF), a closed-end fund with a 10-year maturity, has released its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for the month of Shrawan. The NAV for this period is Rs. 12.90, slightly lower than the previous month’s Rs. 12.92.

    Starting with an initial capital of Rs. 86 crores, SFMF has made investments of Rs. 59.7 crore in listed shares and Rs. 18.07 crore in bonds and debentures until the end of Shrawan. Additionally, it has put Rs. 3.91 crore into public issues, rights issues, and bonus shares, and holds Rs. 8 crore in fixed deposits. The fund’s bank balance is Rs. 21.29 crores.

    In terms of profits, SFMF has reported a net profit of Rs. 4.91 crore for the month of Shrawan, a decrease from the Rs. 11.49 crore net profit in the preceding month.

     

  • “Nabil Investment Banking’s Mutual Funds NAV Report for Ashad; Dividends Expected for Two Schemes”

    “Nabil Investment Banking’s Mutual Funds NAV Report for Ashad; Dividends Expected for Two Schemes”


     

    Nabil Equity Fund (NEF) has released its monthly Net Asset Value (NAV) report for the month of Ashad. The latest NAV is Rs. 10.82, showing an increase from the previous month’s Rs. 10.37. The fund, which started with a size of Rs. 1.25 Arba, has allocated Rs. 75.86 crores in shares of listed companies and Rs. 1.4 crores in non-listed shares. Additionally, it has invested Rs. 37.5 crore in fixed deposit schemes and Rs. 11.02 crore in debentures. NEF also holds Rs. 8.37 crores in bank balance.

     

  • “NIMB Ace Capital’s Mutual Funds NAV Report for Ashad; Dividends Expected for Two Schemes”

    “NIMB Ace Capital’s Mutual Funds NAV Report for Ashad; Dividends Expected for Two Schemes”


    NIBL Pragati Fund (NIBLPF), a 7-year closed-end mutual fund scheme, has reported an increase in its Net Asset Value (NAV) for the month of Ashad.

    The financial report reveals that the NAV of the mutual fund scheme has risen to Rs. 10.68 at the end of Ashad, 2080, compared to Rs. 10.28 in the previous month. The scheme began with a total fund of Rs. 75 crore and made investments of Rs. 49.40 crore in listed shares and Rs. 14.46 crore in public issues, right shares, and bonus shares. It also holds Rs. 15.35 crores in its bank balance.