Intermediate — fundamental analysis (EPS, P/E, ROE), technical basics, sector-specific factors (banks, hydropower, insurance)
Nepal Stock Market, Level 2: How to Actually Analyze a Company Before You Buy So you've opened your DEMAT and TMS accounts, maybe applied for a couple of IPOs, and made a trade or two. Good — that's the easy part. The harder (and more important) skill is learning how to judge whether a share is actually worth buying at its current price. This blog covers that, in plain language. The two ways people analyze stocks 1. Fundamental analysis This means looking at a company's actual business and financial health — is it making money, growing, and well-managed? 2. Technical analysis This means studying price charts and trading patterns to guess where the price might go next, based on historical behavior. Most serious investors in Nepal use a mix of both. Let's break each down. Fundamental analysis: the basics Where to find company data The company's annual report and quarterly financial reports, usually published on their website or on NEPSE's website Merolagani and S...