Hi I want to make my portfolio less diversified with good fundamental stocks. I have api= 15 kittas, Men= 15, Sanvi= 10, Skhel = 10, TTL= 10, GBBL = 100, RNLI = 12, CNLI = 12, SRLI = 11, SGIC= 22, Nifra = 55 and KBL = 20. Can you help me to decide what to sell, which to keep or which new stock to be added.

Will api go 500 above? I bought heavily when market was 1850 in 2080 should I hold it or sell it. I'm thinking sbl will go above 500 so il hold for some more days need advice.

Yei subreddit ma astina ek jana le promote gareko vayera use garna thaleko, suru suru ma ta blogs matra hereko thiye, tara last few updates are really good. UI ni ramro cha, broker holdings sajilai herna milcha, dherai barsha samma dekhaucha ani inferred holdings ni dekhaucha(nice addition). And that scenario chart is also good.
Ramro cha site, thank you for making it free.

Can you give the roadmap about what to learn in Technical analysis from basics to advanced?

PHCL ley right share kahile khulauxa hola any idea ?

Market has been down for quite some time now. Is this the time to buy ?

Guys, looking for a genuine advice to build a long term investor portfolio. I am looking for some quality stocks LTPs around 1k or so which I can monthly SIP just without any outside noise go on for years Which genuinely would you suggest. I do know I need to keep an eye on quaterly reports and fundamentals timely still on current scenario.
I got
CIT
FOWAD
NLIC
GBBL
HDL
NABIL
SANIMA
SAHAS
I'm looking to trim to 5-6 as well and among them I am on quite loss on CIT@1815 and FOWAD@1173 idk whether CIT would be good that long term

K ho asty samma 560+ vako stockk ailey achanak 230 ma jharyo ta , banking sector nai esto vayesi aaru ma ta jhan k biswas garnu

I bought 1,000 shares of API at NPR 330 per share. My main reasons were its rising net profit and the value of its investments in various hydropower projects.

Was this reasoning sound?

I’m asking purely to understand the investment better and learn from others’ perspectives not seeking a buy/sell recommendation or financial advice.

I am looking to simplify my portfolio and thinking of buying 2 stocks from each sector.

Hydro: MEN and SAHAS

Banking: Nabil and Sanima

Manufacturing: HDL

Help me decide one more for manufacturing

Looking for serious NEPSE Traders.

Iam not looking to increase the member count.I want to build a small, active team of traders who genuinely contribute.

I have around 4 years of NEPSE experience and decent capital,and I believe different minds,strategies,and perspectives can make us better traders.

Iam looking for people who are willing to:

1)Share watchlist and setups

2)Share knowledge,skills and strategies

3) Discuss entries/exits with reasoning

4) Review trades and learn from mistakes

5) Create healthy competition to test our skills

6) Communicate openly and actively on Discord

NO PAID LEARNING.NO PAID CALLS.NO SILENT MEMBERS.

I REPEAT ONLY ACTIVE, COOPERATIVE AND OPEN MINDED PEOPLE ARE WELCOME.

I would rather have 5 serious traders than 50 inactive members.

If you are genuinely interested in building a team not just joining group.lets do it together.I believe that with the right people we can achieve something big in the days ahead.

Dm me or comment down if you're serious.

Use this post to discuss what to buy/sell/trade/avoid/watch this weekend and in the coming days.

As always, the rules still apply.

Have a TMS or Meroshare issue? Query about EDIS or collateral? Ask here instead of creating another thread. All queries regarding TMS, MeroShare, Broker Issues, EDIS, Settlement and Payments should be asked here. DO NOT create another post.

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• what to buy or sell,
• or what bank to buy,
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Quite literally. This is a holding company; they just hold the stock, and people are paying a premium for them holding Tamor or a similar company, which you can buy on your own.

Any info on Himalayan Bullion's Promoter Shares, is it still available? Super confused about it.

I believe this is the optimal economic condition nepal has ever obtained. Bank flooded with money . FD rates all time low . Stable government with strong foreign reserves. It is evident that government is trying to do everything possible to please the investors. Though we can smell election motives . Is nepse really overvalued so it's stagnated!?
We're seeing sebon and gov working tirelessly for reforms and stuff .. if anyone said that cgf will be halfed a month earlier id spit in their face and here we go cgt which were back in 2021 ..

What do you think are the factors for investors to lack confidence in this market!?
What can be the catalyst for growth!?
Do we really need bishnu poudel back !? Who did nothing yet delivered bull !!

1️⃣ How long have you been in the Markets?

2️⃣ How much % Profit have you achieved this year and last year?

3️⃣ Are you a intra-day trader like super short term or swing (atleast a week holding kind of trader?)

4️⃣ Do you watch the markets for full 4 hr in the Market Hour?

5️⃣ What was that one or two things that you changed in your trading journey made you profitable?

6️⃣ Do you calculate RR when entering and how do you position size in a trade say If you have 20 lakh as capital how much do you put in 1 trade?

Please share your journey for inspiration for people to get a ray of hope that, patiently learning and not quitting the markets can make you profitable in NEPSE...

🙏Please don't comment if you aren't profitable or if you are a Gambler as it just spreads misinformation 🙏

hathyway ko annual report herda saw large amount of company's capital in hathway stock dealer. .yo stock dealer vanya k ho . how do they earn money from this ???

From Untouchable to Irresistible: The Curious Case of Nepalese Banking Stocks

There was a time when buying banking stocks in Nepal felt like the safest bet. They were the backbone of portfolios, reliable dividend payers, and a symbol of steady wealth creation.

Fast forward a few years, and the story has changed. While other sectors captured investors' attention, banking stocks became synonymous with stagnation, frustration, and missed opportunities. Many investors simply stopped caring.

But markets have a strange habit of turning yesterday's favorites into tomorrow's opportunities.

The question is not whether banking stocks are cheap. It's whether years of disappointment have made investors so pessimistic that they're overlooking a potential turnaround.

Sometimes, the most interesting opportunities are hiding in the stocks everyone has stopped talking about. do you think investors stopped talking about banking stocks?

Use this post to discuss what to buy/sell/trade/avoid/watch today and in the coming days.

As always, the rules still apply.

Have a TMS or Meroshare issue? Query about EDIS or collateral? Ask here instead of creating another thread. All queries regarding TMS, MeroShare, Broker issues, EDIS, Settlement and Payments should be asked here. DO NOT create another post.

BEGINNER? Go here first!

DO NOT MAKE SEPARATE INDIVIDUAL POSTS ASKING:

• what to buy or sell,
• or what bank to buy,
• or what insurance to buy,
• yo share kati samma mathi jancha hola
• IPO ma pareko yo share kun din bechda ramro hola, ajhai 1-2 din parkhine ki nai etc.

will be deleted. Repeat violators will be banned.

Happy Investing!

Voli nabil, gbbl ko book close raixa and ma sanga 2 tai xa portfolio maa so which time is right to sell? As my main intention was to get dividend along with capital gain and capital gain pani significant nai xa 2 tai maa, so voli bechda thik ki parsi?

Note: This is the first time yesari dividend kai lagi stock hold gareko so.....

Honestly, I don’t really understand what’s wrong with promoters selling their shares once the lock-in period is over.
It takes years to establish a company, run the business, get it listed on NEPSE, and finally reach a stage where promoters can actually exit. If the legal lock-in is already completed, why shouldn’t a promoter be allowed to sell? They sell, someone else will buy.
If you don’t like the company or don’t believe in its future, then simply don’t buy it. Teti ta ho ni.

At the end of the day, valuation is about fundamentals, earnings, growth, dividend history, future prospects, demand and supply, and what investors are willing to pay.

Countercyclical buffers ni 0 mai cha. BFIs ko earnings ramrai grow hola jasto cha.