Season 1
Episodes:
One: How to Open a Demat Account and Invest in IPO
Two: Beginners guide to invest in NEPSE like a Pro
Three: How to correctly log into meroshare for the first time (without getting blocked)
Four: You Will Understand IPO After Reading This
Five: How to Open a Broker Account
Six: My Old Stock Trading Strategy in NEPSE (I don’t use this anymore)
Seven: Avoid Huge Losses in NEPSE: Use the Head and Shoulders Pattern
Eight: Can the Head and Shoulders Pattern also predict an uptrend?
Nine: Prevent Losses in NEPSE: Use the Double Top Pattern
Ten: The 10 Commandments of Think, Trade & Grow Rich
Eleven: Eight lessons I learned about investing in my journey
Twelve: Martin Schwartz: The technical trader who conquered the stock market with his out-of-the-world gains
Thirteen: How to use the gaps in NEPSE stock charts to make money
Fourteen: The thing about trend lines
Fifteen: These are my reading recommendations
Sixteen: Flags and Pennants in a stock chart and how to make money off of them
Seventeen: Should I Invest in Mutual Funds of Nepal? Are they safe and profitable?
Eighteen: Exactly How Much Money Is Needed To Invest in NEPSE?
Nineteen: How is Dividend Distributed for NEPSE Companies? What Does that Percentage Mean?
Twenty: How Long Does it Take for Bonus Shares to be Listed in NEPSE?
Season 2
Episodes
One: Upcoming IPO issues in Nepal Stock Exchange (With Guides to Apply)
Two: Everything You Need to Know About Broker Commission and Fees in NEPSE
Three: MACD, Moving Averages, and Why They Matter
Four: How to Invest in Share Market in Nepal (NEPSE): Three Strategies
Five: An Introduction To Candlestick Trading for Beginners
Six: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Three White Soldiers
Seven: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Morning Star
Eight: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Bullish Engulfing
Nine: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Three Outside Up
Ten: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Bullish Harami
Eleven: Bullish Reversal Pattern: Bullish Hammer
Twelve: Two Special Benefits of Candlestick Patterns: Price Target and Support
Thirteen: Special Candlestick Pattern: The Kicker Signal
Fourteen: Special Candlestick Pattern: The On Neck Line
Fifteen: Special Candlestick Pattern: Meeting Line
Sixteen: Special Candlestick Pattern: The In Neck Line
Seventeen: Special Candlestick Pattern: Thrusting
Eighteen: Special Candlestick Pattern: The Piercing Line
Nineteen: Continuation Candlestick Pattern: Separating Line
Season 3
Episodes
One: Everything You Need to Know About Right Shares in NEPSE
Two: Everything You Need to Know About Auction Shares in NEPSE
Three: Do Not Be Confused Between A Correction, Pullback, and a Reversal
Four: When should you sell your shares? (A Personal Rant)
Five: Relationship Between Interest Rates and NEPSE; Why Do Stock Exchanges Gain Irrationally During Economic Hardships?
Six: Book Building for IPO Finally Explained for Nepal’s Share Market
Seven: Stock Brokers in Nepal Contact Details
Eight: Stockbrokers in Nepal Name, URL, and Broker Number
Nine: How to See NEPSE Chart and Company Charts for Technical Analysis?
Ten: How to Sell Your Shares in NEPSE?
Eleven: Sarbottam Cement IPO Date, Company Profile, Balance Sheet, Net Worth
Twelve: The essence of Fundamental and Technical Analysis; Which strategy is superior?
Thirteen: My Revised Stock Trading Strategy
Fourteen: 10 Things About Bonus Shares That Confuse an Amateur Investor
Fifteen: 17 Best Stock Market Apps in Nepal: The Ultimate List
Sixteen: Best Websites for Nepal Share Market [2023]
Seventeen: Benefits of Making a NEPSE Secondary Market Trading Account
Hi, my name is Samin Gurung. I want to be a confident yet humble trend following trader in the Nepalese Stock Exchange, commonly called NEPSE.
A trend follower is someone who rides the trend of the stock. He cares very little about company fundamentals. A trend followers trader believes that market psychology, and not company fundamentals, drives the stock price.
On this website, I will document all the lessons I learn in my journey, in the NEPSE Investing Guide Series.
Note: Even though I say investing, I am more a technical trader. However, all traders are investors and all investors are traders.
Definitions
Investor: One who puts money to gain a profit. Everybody in the stock market does that.
Trader: One who buys and sells shares to realize a profit. Everybody in the stock market does that.