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  • NEPSE Index Records Modest Loss as Sonapur Minerals Leads Trading Activity

    NEPSE Index Records Modest Loss as Sonapur Minerals Leads Trading Activity


    The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index concluded at 1,858.56 points, registering a slight loss of 5.83 points or 0.31% compared to the previous day’s closing. Notably, the index had experienced a more significant drop of 14.29 points during the last trading session.

    The day’s trading activities commenced with the index opening at 1,864.19, reaching an intraday low of 1,853.49, while achieving an intraday high of 1,872.19.

    Throughout today’s trading, a total of 296 different stocks were actively traded in 77,870 transactions. The volume of shares traded amounted to 3,364,056 units, with a cumulative turnover of Rs. 81.20 Crore. The overall market capitalization stood at Rs. 28.62 Kharba, and the float market capitalization was at Rs. 10.03 Kharba.

    Sonapur Minerals And Oil Limited (SONA) led in terms of turnover, with a trading value of Rs. 14.60 crores, and it closed at a market price of Rs. 234.80.

    Similarly, Sayapatri Hydropower Limited (SPHL) showed the most substantial gain of 9.39% during the day’s trading.

    On the downside, Sonapur Minerals And Oil Limited (SONA) recorded the most significant loss, declining by 7.99% on the day.

    Regarding sector indices, all indices, except the “Investment Index,” closed in the red. The “Investment Index” gained the highest, increasing by 0.08%, while the “Hotels And Tourism Index” saw the most notable decline of 1.01% for the day.

  • Struggles of Newly Listed Companies: SONA and GCIL Face IPO Price Pressures in Secondary Market

    Struggles of Newly Listed Companies: SONA and GCIL Face IPO Price Pressures in Secondary Market


    Sonapur Minerals and Oil Limited (SONA) had its initial public offering (IPO) priced at Rs. 237.58 per share, but after entering the secondary market, it encountered ongoing difficulties. The stock experienced a troubling pattern, with negative circuit breakers triggered for three consecutive days, causing a significant decline in its trading value.

    Currently, SONA’s share price is hovering near its IPO price at Rs. 255.20 per share, reflecting a substantial decrease of approximately 9.98% from its last closing price. Experts in the market speculate that there might be continued selling pressure, which could push the stock into another circuit breaker situation below its initial price.

    SONA has a total of 30,750,500 shares listed on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). Among these, 12,165,680 shares were offered to the general public at a premium of Rs. 237.58 (consisting of Rs. 100 face value and Rs. 137.58 premium), while 1,34,520 shares were allocated to project-affected locals at Rs. 225 per share (comprising Rs. 100 face value and Rs. 125 premium).

    The stock began trading at Rs. 350 on Sunday, with an opening range of Rs. 142.01 to Rs. 426.03. However, it hit a 10% negative circuit breaker on both the first day and Monday, resulting in a substantial decline of about 27.08% from its opening price.

    In a similar vein, Ghorahi Cement Industry Limited (GCIL) encountered a comparable situation in the secondary market. The company’s IPO was launched at a premium price of Rs. 435 per share, but in subsequent trading days, its shares consistently traded below the issued price.

    As of the most recent update, GCIL’s shares are trading at Rs. 390, marking a significant decrease of approximately 13.33% from its IPO price. The company has struggled to maintain its value in the secondary market, leading to concerns among investors and market observers about its performance and future prospects.

    The challenges faced by SONA and GCIL in the secondary market highlight the difficulties newly listed companies encounter. Investors and stakeholders are actively evaluating the factors contributing to this decline and considering potential strategies these companies might employ to regain their standing in the market.

  • NHPC Lists Right Shares on NEPSE After Successful Allotment and Auction

    NHPC Lists Right Shares on NEPSE After Successful Allotment and Auction


    National Hydro Power Company Limited (NHPC) has successfully listed 82,21,459.7178 units of right shares on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE). The company had previously issued these right shares to its shareholders at a ratio of 10:5, allowing them to subscribe to the offering from 29th Ashad to 18th Shrawan, 2080.

    Of the total 82,21,459.7178 unit right shares made available, eligible shareholders of NHPC submitted applications for 68,84,717 units, and these shares were duly allocated to the applicants.

    Subsequently, the company organized an auction for the remaining 13,36,742.7178 units of unsubscribed right shares, which took place from 13th Bhadra to 24th Bhadra, 2080. The auction was managed by Muktinath Capital.

    At the time of reporting, NHPC’s Last Traded Price (LTP) stands at Rs. 145. This information provides an overview of the company’s recent financial activity and share performance in the market.

  • Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index Sees Modest Dip in Latest Trading Session

    Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index Sees Modest Dip in Latest Trading Session


    During today’s trading session, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index concluded at 1,903.84 points, marking a decrease of 4.05 points, equivalent to a 0.21% decline compared to the previous day’s closing. It’s important to note that the index had seen a significant increase of 43.27 points on the last trading day.

    The trading day kicked off with the index opening at 1,908.66, reaching an intraday low of 1,893.94, while the highest point it reached during the day was 1,915.98.

    Throughout the course of the trading day, there were 284 different stocks involved in 25,520 transactions. The total volume of shares traded amounted to 3,766,153 units, resulting in a total turnover of Rs. 97.06 Crore. The overall market capitalization stood at Rs. 29.21 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.25 Kharba.

    NABIL Bank Limited Promotor Share (NABILP) saw the most substantial turnover, reaching Rs. 5.90 crores, and it closed at a market price of Rs. 312.00.

    In a similar fashion, Citizens Mutual Fund 2 (CMF2) experienced the most significant gain today, achieving an impressive 5.87% increase in its value.

    On the contrary, Upper Solu Hydro Electric Company Limited (USHEC) had the most substantial loss of the day, with a notable decrease of 8.25%.

    Regarding sector indices, four sectors ended the day in positive territory, with “Mutual Fund” posting the highest gain at 0.36%. Conversely, the “Hydropower Index” recorded the most significant loss, showing a negative change of 0.96%.

  • NEPSE Witnessed Huge Gain of 43.27 Points On 2nd Last Trading Day of Dashain Break; New Brokers Performing Well

    NEPSE Witnessed Huge Gain of 43.27 Points On 2nd Last Trading Day of Dashain Break; New Brokers Performing Well


    In today’s trading session on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE), there was a strong performance as the NEPSE Index concluded at 1,907.89 points. This represented a significant increase of 43.27 points, or 2.32%, compared to the previous day’s closing. It’s notable that the index had already shown promise by gaining 13.18 points on the last trading day. The reasons behind this substantial upswing are multifaceted.

    To begin with, the quarter-end pressure was substantially reduced on this second last trading day before the Dashain break, creating a more favorable trading atmosphere. Additionally, a key factor influencing the market was the recent reduction in interest rates by several banks. This had a noteworthy impact on market dynamics, as the interbank interest rate now stands at 1.99%, well below the saving interest rates offered by financial institutions. Moreover, the Credit-Deposit (CD) ratio is relatively low at 81.81%, indicating ample liquidity availability in the market.

    The decision to reduce broker commissions by 10% has boosted investor confidence, leading to increased demand in the market. The emergence of new brokers also played a crucial role in today’s trading session. One of the new brokers, Sharepro Securities Broker no. 65, delivered an impressive performance, securing a prominent position in the market, specifically ranking seventh in terms of influence and success in today’s trading.

    The trading day began with the index opening at 1,864.28, reaching an intraday low of 1,864.25 and a high of 1,908.40.

    Throughout the trading session, a total of 286 different stocks were traded in 31,788 transactions. The volume of shares traded amounted to 3,772,023 units, with a total turnover of Rs. 93.48 Crore. The market capitalization stood at Rs. 29.27 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.27 Kharba.

    Sanima GIC Insurance Limited (SGIC) led in terms of turnover, with transactions worth Rs. 4.46 crores and a closing market price of Rs. 434.00.

    Similarly, Asha Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Ltd (ALBSL) exhibited the highest gain of 10%, followed by Infinity Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (ILBS) with a gain of 9.97%. On the other hand, BPW Laghubitta Bittiya Sanstha Limited (BPW) experienced the highest loss at 4.62%.

    Regarding sector indices, all sectors concluded in positive territory, with “Non-Life Insurance” registering the highest gain at 2.87%, while “Mutual Fund” saw the lowest gain at 0.38%.

  • NEPSE Drops 20.16 Points on Last Trading Day of the Week, Laxmi Sunrise Promoter Shares Witness High Turnover

    NEPSE Drops 20.16 Points on Last Trading Day of the Week, Laxmi Sunrise Promoter Shares Witness High Turnover


     

    In today’s trading, the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index concluded at 1,874.60 points, marking a significant loss of 20.16 points or 1.06% compared to the previous day’s close, which had seen a gain of 5.16 points. The trading day began with the index opening at 1,895.28, reaching its lowest point at 1,870.19, and peaking at 1,897.60.

    During today’s trading, there were 292 different stocks involved in 62,046 transactions. The total volume of shares traded amounted to 7,558,542 units, with a total turnover of Rs. 1.70 Arba. The market capitalization stood at Rs. 28.72 Kharba, and the float market capitalization was Rs. 10.06 Kharba.

     

  • Hathway Investment’s Share Price Surges by 9.99% on Debut Day; MANDU Stays Steady Near Rs. 400

    Hathway Investment’s Share Price Surges by 9.99% on Debut Day; MANDU Stays Steady Near Rs. 400


    Hathway Investment Nepal Limited (HATHY) had an extraordinary start on its first trading day. Their IPO, initially priced at Rs. 50 per share, exceeded all expectations by soaring to an impressive Rs. 313.7, representing a remarkable 9.99% increase.

    The IPO offered 24,27,750 unit shares to the general public and was listed with a total of 2,34,00,000 shares the previous day. On the first trading day, NEPSE set an opening range of Rs. 95.09 to Rs. 285.27 for Hathway Investment. Surprisingly, trading began at Rs. 285, indicating a highly active and enthusiastic market for the company.

     

  • NEPSE Index Rises 0.47%: Hotel and Tourism Sector Leads Gains

    NEPSE Index Rises 0.47%: Hotel and Tourism Sector Leads Gains


    Introducing the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) Index, a dynamic and resilient platform for investors seeking opportunities in the ever-evolving world of stocks. In today’s trading session, the NEPSE Index surged by an impressive 9.24 points, marking a 0.47% gain over the previous day’s closing, after a brief setback of 17.56 points. The trading day began with an opening index value of 1,958.87, reaching an intraday low of 1,957.23, but ultimately soaring to an intraday high of 1,976.19, showcasing its potential for both cautious and adventurous investors. With a whopping 284 diverse stocks traded in 58,741 transactions, totaling 4,323,021 units and an impressive turnover of Rs. 1.18 Arba, NEPSE proves itself as a bustling marketplace. Its market capitalization stands at a substantial Rs. 30 Kharba, with a float market capitalization of Rs. 10.56 Kharba, offering a wealth of investment opportunities and the promise of financial growth for those who dare to explore the possibilities it presents.

     

  • Best site for NEPSE paper trading?

    Best site for NEPSE paper trading?


    Can’t find paper trading sites for NEPSE. Can I do paper trades in US markets and have the skills transfer over to NEPSE?

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  • What is the most common style of trading in NEPSE?

    What is the most common style of trading in NEPSE?


    Day trading ra scalp trading ta hudaina hola (coz share kineko afno khata ma aunai days lagxa (or so I’ve heard))

    Swing trading ra Position trading matra ho Nepali retail-trader haru le garne?

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  • MEX Trade Nepal. Has anybody been trading commodities? If so do share some info on trading through MEX.

    MEX Trade Nepal. Has anybody been trading commodities? If so do share some info on trading through MEX.


    Confusion regarding membership fees and liability along with the requirements for trading commodities through MEX.

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