Not talking about what you aim to have, or what you made on one two three stocks once upon a time.
Looking to hear from players who’ve been actively trading for 1+ years and have at-least seen a bull and bear cycle.
What has been your consistent average yearly and monthly return?
Would be great to hear this and also set realistic expectations for the market for anyone new.
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Sonapur Minerals and Oil Limited made an initial offering of 97,32,544 IPO shares with a par value of Rs 100 to the general public from Asoj 14 to Ashwin 18, 2080. Prior to this, the company had issued 15,37,525 shares to locals affected by the project in Dang and Rolpa District, with only 1,34,520 units allocated to valid applicants. As a result, the remaining 14,03,005 units of unsubscribed shares from the project-affected locals have been combined with 1,07,62,675 units (which represents 35% of the issued capital reserved for the general public), resulting in a total of 12,165,680 units now available for the general public.
Wanted to know how much minimum CAGR (compounded annual growth rate) are you guys happy with.
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GIMES1 hasn’t yet and it has been 3.5 months. Is there no actual provision? Bekar ma hold bhairakhyaxa
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I just want to understand something. Say a bank says 12% interest on fixed deposit. They also have options for 3 months 6 months 1 yr 2/3/5 years etc. How will the interest be added on my principal amount? Like if i deposit my money in FD for 3 months @ 12% will it be the same as FD for 6 months? For example i have 10lakhs, ow how much will be my return if set it up for 3months vs 6 months vs 1/2 years. Kindly if anyone could explain it to me. Thanks in advance
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The IPO allotment process of Sun Nepal Life Insurance Company Limited has been completed today at the offices of the issue manager, Nepal SBI Merchant Banking Limited, in Kathmandu.
Sun Nepal Life Insurance Company Limited had offered 76,80,000 unit IPO shares at a price of Rs. 239 per share, which consists of a face value of Rs. 100 and a premium price of Rs. 139 per share. The offering was open to the general public from Sharwan 32 to Bhadra 4, 2080.
The total issued capital of the life insurance company is Rs. 3.2 Arba, with 30% or 96,00,000 unit shares allocated for the public, including Nepalese citizens working abroad and the general public. Out of this total offering, 10%, equivalent to 960,000 unit shares, was made available to Nepalese citizens working abroad from the 1st to the 15th of Shrawan. The remaining 86,40,000 units were designated for the general public, which also includes company employees and mutual funds, during the specified dates mentioned above.
The Nepal Rastra Bank (NRB) is preparing to announce the monetary policy for the ongoing fiscal year 2080-81, which is expected to be publicized by the end of the first week of Shrawan. Narayan Prasad Pokhrel, the Deputy Spokesperson and Information Officer of NRB, revealed in a phone conversation with Sharesansar that the central bank has devised internal procedures to ensure the monetary policy is made public by Shrawan 07, which falls on the upcoming Sunday.
Narayan Prasad Pokhrel stated, “The internal procedures of the Nepal Rastra Bank have been designed in a way that allows for the monetary policy to be publicized by Shrawan 07.” This indicates that the necessary steps and protocols have been put in place within the central bank to ensure the timely release of the monetary policy.
In related news, Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari of NRB is expected to return to Nepal from his foreign trip on Wednesday. Previously, there were reports that a delegation of 28 members, led by the governor himself, would be traveling to Canada. The purpose of this trip was to engage in discussions with the assessment team of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF) in order to prevent Nepal from being placed on the “grey list” for money laundering.
The announcement of the monetary policy by the NRB is an important event that will have implications for the fiscal year 2080-81 in Nepal. It is expected that Governor Maha Prasad Adhikari’s return from his foreign trip will coincide with the release of the monetary policy, indicating that the central bank is actively addressing both domestic and international financial matters.
Upper Syange Hydropower Concludes IPO Allotment; Shares Issued to General Public
The IPO allotment process for Upper Syange Hydropower Limited has been completed at the premises of Siddhartha Capital Limited in Kathmandu. The company had previously offered 539,500 units of IPO shares with a face value of Rs 100 to the general public from the 10th to the 13th of Ashad, 2080. Additionally, 2,20,000 shares were issued to project-affected locals in Lamjung District, and 65,000 shares were allocated to Nepalese citizens working abroad. As a result of the IPO, the promoter-public share ratio will be adjusted to 60.45:39.55.
Today’s gold price has risen by Rs. 1000 per tola.
According to the Federation of Nepal Gold and Silver Dealers’ Association’s official website, fine gold is currently trading at Rs. 109,000 per tola. Yesterday, the rate remained unchanged at Rs. 108,000 per tola. Meanwhile, Tejabi gold is currently trading at Rs. 108,500. In contrast, the rate was kept at Rs. 107,500 per tola yesterday.
In NEPSE, 11,00,000 units of “10.5% BOK Debenture 2086” have been listed.
Bank of Kathmandu Limited issued 11,00,000 units of “10.5% BOK Debenture 2086” between the 2nd and 7th Bhadras of 2079.
6.60 lakh units were subscribed via private placement from the total issue of 11 lakh units, while the remaining 4.40 lakh units worth Rs. 44 crores were open for public issue, 5% of which was also allocated to mutual funds.
The “10.50% BOK Debenture 2086” has a maturity period of 7 years and will provide an annual return of 10.50% during that time.