Panic sale is over in the stock market ! Now there are 12 bases for market growth

Jul Thu 2021 12:10:37

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Panic sale is over in the stock market ! Now there are 12 bases for market growth

Kathmandu: Nepal's stock market has been continuously declining since June 2021. If you look at the statistics as of June 29, the market has already declined by more than 200 points. During the 12 trading days of the period, the market declined for nine days and rose for only three days.

The market had reached its highest level on May 13. On this day, Nepse had touched the point of 3025.83. But then the market continued to decline. On July 30, the Nepse dropped to the point of 2823.88.

As the market continues to decline, large investors have resorted to a wait-and-see strategy, while small investors are now in a dilemma as to what the market will be. Some market experts have said that it is natural for the market to see a correction of 200-300 points as the market has made a big leap in a short time.

Chairman of Nepal Investors Forum Chhotelal Rauniyar says that the panic sale is over in the market now. "Small and direct investors have been misled by the monetary policy and interest rates in the stock market," he said. Everything is positive. Now there is no reason to be afraid and panic, ”said Rauniyar.

Analysts and experts have presented 12 bases for market growth. They are as follows:

The fact that the transaction amount has decreased means that there is no selling pressure. This means that the panic cell is no longer coming. This indicates that the market is growing. Large investors are also on the verge of entering the market.

Now, if the market does not increase or not increase by July 23-24, big investors will start getting margin calls from banks. Which big investors don't want.

 Monetary policy is in the final stages of formulation. This time, the monetary policy will not bring any policy that will affect the market. Instead, it will bring a policy of encouragement.

The financial statements of the listed companies come at the end of the financial year. Based on these details, it is easy to estimate how much dividend a company can pay. This will increase the attractiveness of investors in companies with good dividend history and capabilities and will give a positive impetus to the overall market as those companies move