Investors Speak: Where will the NEPSE index head in coming days?

ShareSansar, March 25:

“At present Nepse is hovering around 900. As we are in the third quarter, it is time when investors should service their loans. Technically speaking, decline in NEPSE points reflects cyclic trend as most companies have already declared dividends. As the third quarter approaches its end, NEPSE will begin to rise as by then investors would have already serviced their loans.”
Dipendra Karki


“The month Chaitra is an off season for the market. So, market will come down to 920. At present we should buy the shares of the companies which have a P/E ratio of 10 or less than 10. “
Tsewang Gurung


“As a student of technical study, I think NEPSE will go down by some more points. I focus on trends and looking at the trend I think NEPSE will slide by some more points. It might take some days or even months for the market to move upward.”
Tejaswi Basnet


“I think the market will stay low for some more time. Because of political, fundamental as well as technical reasons the NEPSE will continue to decline. Politically speaking, there are news of possible strikes and the possibility of two Maoist parties uniting. It will have an effect on the market. Fundamentally speaking, NRB’s recent policy 5% provisioning may be good for investors and bankers but it has brought confusing situation in the market.”
Tej Shrestha


“Falgun-Chaitra is such a period when new trends emerge in the market. If we look at the bullish trend when market reached 1,175 points, it was a rise seen in the month of Chaitra. Likewise, another bullish trend when market was at 1083 points also happened in Chaitra. Chaitra is very important for month for investors.”
Krishna Kumar Khadka


“NEPSE will decrease some more. At present, liquidity is taken up by the IPOs. Until the liquidity in the market is maintained, NEPSE points won’t rise. Another reason is that there is confusion among investors because of the newly introduced 5% provisioning slab in the banking sector. Because of this reason, bank’s profitability will decrease,”
Prakash Boahra