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One place to learn, practice and research the Nepal stock market.
Free NEPSE education, for complete beginners.
Written by the NepseTrading team · Updated for 2026 · In plain language
What is Stock Education?
Stock Education is the free learning arm of NepseTrading. Learn through a structured course that goes from opening your Demat and Mero Share accounts to analysing companies. Practice on live NEPSE charts, screeners and alerts. Research with calculators and a glossary of 210 market terms. We teach you how the market works, never what to buy.
Everything you need, in one place
Learn on this site. Practice and research with the live tools on NepseTrading.
Structured NEPSE Course
8 chapters and 50 lessons, in the order the market will ask you to know them.
Live Charts & Market Data
Real NEPSE prices, candlesticks and indicators on nepsetrading.com.
Opens NepseTrading ↗Stock Screener
Filter every listed company by sector, P/E, EPS and dividend history.
Opens NepseTrading ↗IPO & FPO Hub
Upcoming issues, ASBA basics and what happens after allotment.
Opens NepseTrading ↗Investment Calculators
Buy and sell cost with broker commission, DP charge and capital gains tax.
Opens NepseTrading ↗Investment Glossary
180 NEPSE terms explained in one or two plain sentences.
Price Alerts
Get notified when a stock or the index crosses a level you set.
Opens NepseTrading ↗Anti-Scam Basics
How to recognise pump groups, fake tips and guaranteed-return schemes.
Where do I start?
The course reads front to back, but nobody starts from zero at the same place. Pick the row that sounds like you.
I am completely new
Begin at Chapter 1: what a share is, how NEPSE works, and which accounts you need before you can buy anything.
Chapters 1 to 3→
Opens: How the market actually works
02I only apply for IPOs
You already have Mero Share. Chapter 4 explains what happens after allotment, and how the secondary market prices your shares.
Chapters 4 to 5→
Opens: IPOs, FPOs and rights shares
03I trade, but by instinct
Skip the setup. Go straight to analysis: reading financial reports, candlestick structure, and sizing positions so one bad trade cannot hurt you.
Chapters 6 to 8→
Opens: Fundamental analysis
The curriculum
8 chapters, in the order the market will actually ask you to know them.
50 lessons · 5h 24m
- 015 lessons
How the market actually works
What a share is, why companies list, and how NEPSE matches your order with someone else's. Trading days, market hours and the pre-open session.
Open chapter 1→
· 34 min - 026 lessons
Your accounts: bank, Demat, Mero Share, TMS
The four accounts every investor needs, what each one is for, and how to open them without visiting an office twice.
Open chapter 2→
· 34 min - 035 lessons
Brokers, fees and settlement
Choosing a broker, commission slabs, DP charges, SEBON fees, and what settlement means for your money.
Open chapter 3→
· 30 min - 047 lessons
IPOs, FPOs and rights shares
Applying through ASBA, allotment odds, book building, and what bonus and right shares do to your average cost.
Open chapter 4→
· 46 min - 056 lessons
Reading the price screen
LTP, open, high, low, previous close. Circuit breakers, price ranges, market depth, and why volume is the honest number.
Open chapter 5→
· 38 min - 068 lessons
Fundamental analysis
EPS, P/E, book value, ROE and dividend history, read straight from a Nepali company's quarterly report.
Open chapter 6→
· 55 min - 077 lessons
Technical analysis and timing
Candlestick structure, support and resistance, moving averages, RSI, and the discipline of a written trade plan.
Open chapter 7→
· 47 min - 086 lessons
Risk, portfolio and taxes
Position sizing, diversification that isn't fake, capital gains tax by holding period, and records the tax office will accept.
Open chapter 8→
· 40 min
All 8 chapters are published. Everything stays free, with no sign-up.
Included in our course
Our course includes
47 lessons written for Nepal, reviewed against SEBON and NEPSE rules. No sign-up. No fees.
Accounts, from zero
Bank, Demat, Mero Share and TMS, opened in the right order
Every fee explained
Broker commission slabs, DP charge, SEBON fee and CGT
IPOs and rights shares
ASBA applications, allotment and what listing day really looks like
Reading the price screen
LTP, circuit breakers, market depth and why volume matters
Fundamental analysis
EPS, P/E, book value and ROE from real quarterly reports
Technical analysis
Candlesticks, support and resistance, moving averages, RSI
Risk and position sizing
So one bad trade can never take you out of the game
Taxes and records
CGT rates by holding period and the paperwork worth keeping
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Practice. Learn. Grow.
Practice on the real market, live.
Every lesson that mentions a chart, an indicator or a screener links to the real thing on nepsetrading.com, running on live NEPSE data. Watch the market move while you learn, without risking a rupee.
Open Live NEPSE Charts →- Live market data
- Free to use
- No real money involved
NEPSE index
Illustration — see live data on NepseTrading
Turnover
Rs 5.2 Arba
Advancers
154
Decliners
87
Live NEPSE data
Real prices and index moves
Charts & indicators
Candles, MAs, RSI and more
Screener
Every listed company, filterable
Alerts
Levels you set, watched for you
Calculators
Know your cost before you trade
Speak the language
A taste of the glossary. The full list has 180 terms.
- LTP
- Last traded price. The most recent price at which the stock changed hands, not necessarily the price you will get.
- Circuit breaker
- An automatic trading halt when the index moves too far in one day. Individual stocks also have a daily price range.
- ASBA
- Applications Supported by Blocked Amount. Your IPO money stays blocked in your own bank account until allotment.
- Book building
- An IPO pricing method where institutions bid first to discover the price, instead of a fixed offer price.
- Right share
- New shares offered to existing shareholders in proportion to what they hold, usually below market price.
- Bonus share
- Extra shares issued from profits instead of a cash dividend. Your share count rises, the price adjusts down.
- DP charge
- The depository participant fee charged when shares leave your Demat account in a sale.
- T+2 settlement
- Trades settle two working days after they happen. That is when shares and money actually move.
Common questions
How much money do I need to start?
Less than most people think. An IPO application starts at 10 units, and in the secondary market you can buy from 10 kitta of many companies. The course covers the real costs: broker commission, DP charge and SEBON fee, so you know what a small trade actually costs you.
When is the market open?
NEPSE trades Sunday through Thursday, 11:00 AM to 3:00 PM Nepal time, with a pre-open session before the bell. It is closed on public holidays; the exchange publishes the holiday calendar every year.
Is this course really free?
Yes. It is written and maintained by the NepseTrading team. The site that pays for it, nepsetrading.com, offers charts, screeners and alerts; the education itself has no paywall and no sign-up.
Do you give buy and sell recommendations?
No. This is education, not investment advice. We teach you how to read a company's report and a price chart yourself, so you never have to depend on a tip from a Facebook group again.
I only have a Mero Share account. Am I ready to trade?
Not quite. You also need a broker account with TMS access to buy and sell in the secondary market. Chapter 2 walks through the full set: bank, Demat, Mero Share and TMS, and what each one does.
What about taxes on my profits?
Capital gains tax is deducted at source when you sell, and the rate depends on how long you held the shares. Chapter 8 explains the rates, the paperwork and the records worth keeping.