For families investing in NEPSE
Your family’s shares, in plain words
See what everyone’s shares cost, what they’re worth and what they’ve earned, with charts that explain themselves. Made for people new to the share market.
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- No tipsWe never say buy, sell or hold. Facts, with where they came from.
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Everyone’s shares, and each person’s
Pick a person to see only theirs, or everyone to see the family together. Every chart follows.
More about the family viewFor each person, and for the family together
- Who holds how much of the family’s money
- Where the money sits, by company or sector
- Which companies made money and which lost it
- Profit booked on sales, and profit not yet booked
- Cash dividends received, after tax
- Each holding’s cost a share (WACC) and last traded price
Charts that say what they show
Here, Nabil Bank’s closing price against its 120-day average, and what it did in a sentence. The full chart adds candles, lines or bars, and the indicators Nepali investors use, each named, with its formula beside it.
- Nepal classic: the 20, 120 and 180-day averages portals quote
- Auto reads the last 60 sessions and says whether the stock rose, fell or went sideways
- RSI, MACD, Bollinger bands and volume, on log or percent scales
- Your own set, remembered
Every listed company, free. What happened, never what to do.
Open any company’s chartWhat it does
- The whole family in one viewEach person’s shares, and everyone’s together: what they cost, what they’re worth, what they’ve earned.
- Average cost done rightIPO, bonus, right, secondary purchases and mergers, each counted the way CDSC counts them, and checked against Mero Share.
- Charts that explain themselvesCandles and indicators with a Nepal template, and an Auto template that says whether a stock has been rising, falling or going sideways.
- A ledger like CDSC keepsEvery purchase and sale, with the shares held and the average cost after each, and how each cost adds up.
- Dividends and book closuresCash dividends received after tax, what’s been declared, and the last day to hold to qualify.
- What a sale really paysCommission, SEBON fee, DP charge and capital gains tax at the rate in force that day, and the EDIS deadline.
Start with the files you already have
- Download three files from Mero ShareMy Transaction History, the WACC report, and your broker’s trade book from TMS. You download them yourself: we never log in for you.
- Bring them in, one person at a timeYou see every row before anything is saved, and can undo the import after.
- See the family’s sharesWorth, cost, profit booked and not yet booked, dividends, and what needs doing, in about a minute.
See your family’s shares in about a minute
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