Tag: short

  • I have Ten Thousands with me to buy stock for short term. Which one?

    I have Ten Thousands with me to buy stock for short term. Which one?


    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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  • SUGGESTION FOR SHORT TERM TRADING STOCKS

    SUGGESTION FOR SHORT TERM TRADING STOCKS


    I already have some stocks on NTC ani again planning to get some so is it good idea to invest in ntc or choose some other stock… please suggest some other stocks

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  • Hold for now (short term traders)

    Hold for now (short term traders)


    nepse will give investors a selling opportunity for a few days (probably till monday). If you are planning to buy now, dont do it, and if you are planning to sell now, sell in a few days. Note: This is my prediction only, neither I am liable for any of your losses, nor a part of any of your profits.

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  • suggest me where should i invest for short time ?

    suggest me where should i invest for short time ?


    maile paile nai loan ligeko thiye aile tei paisa jamma vako xa (3 lakhs jati), which due date is 6 months later, so is it good decision to invest in hydro below 200 for short time so that i can make some profits. ?

    (PS: i am new in secondary market so your suggestion is highly apricated)

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  • “Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Falls Short of Revenue Target, Collecting Rs. 4 Kharba 80 Arba in Last Fiscal Year”

    “Inland Revenue Department (IRD) Falls Short of Revenue Target, Collecting Rs. 4 Kharba 80 Arba in Last Fiscal Year”


    The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) faced a shortfall in revenue collection for the last fiscal year, collecting a total of Rs. 4 Kharba 80 Arba. This amount fell 23 percent below the target set at Rs. 6 Kharba 26 Arba. Furthermore, the revenue collected was Rs. 3 Arba less than the previous year’s collection (2078/79).

    Throughout the fiscal year, the department struggled to meet its revenue targets. Even in the month of Ashad, revenue collection fell short compared to the previous year, with only Rs. 72 Arba collected as opposed to the previous year’s Rs. 73 Arba.

    By the end of Jestha, the department had collected Rs. 4 Kharba 8 Arba, falling short by Rs. 2 Arba compared to the previous fiscal year. Despite this, it was significantly below the revenue target set for the year.

    The lower revenue collection was primarily attributed to reduced earnings from banks, financial institutions, alcohol, and automobile dealers compared to the previous year. The department faced challenges in meeting revenue targets since the month of Shrawan, with each subsequent month falling short of the set targets.

    For instance, in Poush, the department collected only Rs. 71.31 Arba, which was far below the target of Rs. 1 Kharba 6 Arba. Similarly, in Chaitra, the collection amounted to only Rs. 55.2 Arba, while the target was set at Rs. 83.75 Arba.

    Overall, the Inland Revenue Department managed to collect approximately 77 percent of the targeted revenue, resulting in a shortfall of Rs. 3 Arba compared to the previous fiscal year’s collection.

  • Provinces Fall Short: Only 49% of Budget Spent by June 15 in Current FY

    Provinces Fall Short: Only 49% of Budget Spent by June 15 in Current FY


    As of June 15 in the current fiscal year 2022/23, the provinces in the country have only used half of their budget. Out of the total allocated budget of Rs 306 billion, they have spent Rs 151.3 billion, which is around 49.45 percent of the yearly allocation. According to the Office of the Comptroller General, Koshi Province has the highest expenditure rate at 61.41 percent, while Madhes Province has the lowest at 36.25 percent during the last 11 months of this fiscal year.

     

  • NEPSE Faces Volatility and Ends Short Trading Week with a Significant Decrease of 4.74% in Index Value

    NEPSE Faces Volatility and Ends Short Trading Week with a Significant Decrease of 4.74% in Index Value


    This week, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) had only four trading days as Monday was a holiday due to Republic Day. At the end of the week, the NEPSE index closed at 1,866.34, experiencing a loss of 92.78 points or -4.74%. In the previous week, the index had closed at 1,959.12, showing a gain of 4.36% compared to the week before.

    Throughout the week, the NEPSE index reached a high of 1,977.36 and a low of 1,837.43, indicating a volatility of 139.93 points. In the previous week, the volatility was 96.44 points. The largest intraday gain occurred on Tuesday, with an increase of 53.16 points and a turnover of Rs. 2.3 Arba. The total turnover for the week amounted to Rs. 8.95 Arba. In terms of trading volume, more than 2.89 crore unit shares were traded through 155,123 transactions.

    The current market capitalization of NEPSE stands at Rs. 2,74,651.40 million, which is equivalent to Rs. 27.24 Kharba. Despite the shortened trading week, the NEPSE experienced fluctuations and ended with a significant decrease in its index value.