The IPO allotment date is the day on which the allotment status is made public on the IPO registrar’s website. IPO allotment result times can vary, so it’s advisable to check closer to the allotment date. [ez-toc] How do I know the IPO allotment time on the date of the allotment? There are several ways… Continue reading How do I know the IPO allotment time on the date of the allotment
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How can I buy and sell shares in Nepal?
In the share market, there are two main types of markets: the primary market and the secondary market. The primary market is just for the IPO issuing whereas the secondary market is the real stock market. In this blog, we will explore the process of buying and selling shares in Nepal, providing an overview of… Continue reading How can I buy and sell shares in Nepal?
How many days will it take to credit allotted shares on the demat account in Nepal?
Nowadays, due to online trading systems, it has become extremely easy to trade through a demat account. We can buy or sell stocks with a single click using our phone, thanks to the online platforms provided. The Depository Participant facilitates the transfer of shares from the seller’s account to the buyer’s account. How many days… Continue reading How many days will it take to credit allotted shares on the demat account in Nepal?
Understanding limit Order and How does it work?
What is a Limit order? A limit order is like telling the stock market, “I want to buy (or sell) this stock, but only if it reaches a specific price or better.” It helps you control the price at which you make a trade. Imagine yourself at a spirited auction, examining a priceless painting with… Continue reading Understanding limit Order and How does it work?
Market Order: Definition, Types, Examples
What is Market order? A market order is like telling a broker, “Buy or sell this stock right now at the current price.” It’s a quick way to make a trade without specifying a particular price, but the actual execution price might vary a bit. In the stock market, market profile trading is an… Continue reading Market Order: Definition, Types, Examples
What is an order? Types of Order and Examples
[ez-toc] What is an order? Just picture yourself entering the crowded stock market, where an order represents your customized shopping list. By placing an order, you are effectively giving your broker instructions to purchase or sell a certain amount of a specific stock. Imagine creating a wish list, but instead of groceries, you would be… Continue reading What is an order? Types of Order and Examples
What is the ETF Market Price?
[ez-toc] What is the ETF Market Price? The ETF market price is the cost of buying or selling shares on the exchange during the trading day. When shares of an exchange-traded fund (ETF) are available for purchase or sale during the day on a stock market, this is the constantly fluctuating price. The market price,… Continue reading What is the ETF Market Price?
What is ETF Net Asset Value?
[ez-toc] What is ETF Net Asset Value? ETF Net Asset Value (NAV) is the total value of all the assets held by an exchange-traded fund, minus its liabilities. It’s like the ETF’s overall worth, showing how much each share is theoretically worth at a given moment. Consider yourself excitedly uncovering the secret gem within a… Continue reading What is ETF Net Asset Value?
Investment Company: Definition, Types, Benefits
[ez-toc] Investment company operates similarly to money teams, taking deposits from investors and using them to make bets on stocks, bonds, and real estate. Their investing options include Unit Investment Trusts (UITs), Mutual funds, Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs), and Closed-End Funds. These businesses abide by the regulations, and they are monitored by organizations such as the… Continue reading Investment Company: Definition, Types, Benefits
Unit Investment Trusts (UIT): Everything You Need to Know
[ez-toc] What are Unit Investment Trusts? A Unit Investment Trust (UIT) is a type of investment fund that offers a fixed portfolio of securities, such as stocks or bonds. It operates as a trust, and investors purchase units or shares of the trust, which represent proportional ownership in the underlying assets. Envision a financial ally… Continue reading Unit Investment Trusts (UIT): Everything You Need to Know