I am constantly learning about the stock market. Thus, this is a work in progress. Additional lessons will be added as I learn more. Click here to access all the articles of the NEPSE Investing Guide Series. 1) In general, if a sector or industry is performing poorly and generating losses, 80% of the stocks …
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Click here to access all the articles of the NEPSE Investing Guide Series. 1) Do not trade expensive stocks. Their percentage-gain is lower. Thus, you need to have more capital even for less amount of profit. Moreover, expensive stocks attract big players. Do not compete with them until you’re a fat cat yourself. 2) Do …
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I bought MNBBL on September 20 at Rs. 333 per share and sold on October 14 at Rs. 356 per share.
Why did I sell the shares at a minimal profit of 7%?
Lesson Learned: Stick to your own investment strategy. Do not violate your principles. And do not play into the dividend game.
Click here to access all the articles of My NEPSE Trading Journey Series. These are the two stocks I bought after I bought and sold SADBL at a 15% profit. I bought API (Api Power Company Limited) at Rs. 196 per share and sold it at Rs. 227 per share. Similarly, I bought HDHPC (Himal …
A double top pattern signals a downtrend. Although pretty easy to notice, a pattern must fulfill some criteria to be a double top pattern.
The Head and Shoulders pattern predicts a fall in stock price. It turns out that its anti-pattern can predict a rise.
Now, the stock can go higher even after I sell. I am fine anyway because I reached my target.
I sold them yesterday on Ashwin 04. Thus, in exactly a month, I got a profit of nearly 300%. You’re right, I did have a good sleep last night.
In NEPSE, the head-and-shoulders pattern is a common occurrence during the reversal of trends. And the signal is equally reliable.
Yes, a Nepali can technically invest in the Indian Stock Market. The legal provision is contradictory but Nepalis have been doing so.
Stock trading is a game of probability. By looking at charts and indicators, one can increase his chances of profits.
The IPOs of the last 10 years were profitable by 221% on the first trading day. If you waited for a week, your profit increased to 270%.
Do not be a gambler in stocks. Be the casino.
My first, dumb investment was 200 units of Laxmi Unnati Kosh bought without even looking at the fund’s prospectus.