Weekly Broker Analysis: Vision Securities topped broker while Nepal Life Insurance highly bought and sold by top 5 broker
Sun, Sep 3, 2017 11:46 AM on Latest, Exclusive, Mutual Fund, Company Analysis, Others, Others, Stock Market, Weekly Analysis,
Last week (Aug 27- Aug 31) Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) continued its bearish mood and with nearly every sector and companies ending being red. Total shares worth Rs 3.56 arba were traded while manual turnover stood at Rs.6.49 crores. The total traded quantity last week was 75,84,557 units with 39,829 total transactions.
Last week too, broker no.34 (Vision Securities) did share transactions worth of Rs.39.12 crores topping the charts in terms brokers by total amount followed by broker no. 17 (ABC Securities Pvt. Limited) and broker no. 58 (Naasa Securities Co. Ltd.) each with transactions worth of Rs. 37.21 crores and Rs.37.19 crores respectively.
The top 5 broker by total amount stands as:-
The top 5 brokers by matching amount stands as:
The top 5 broker based on buying amount stands as:
Similarly, what are the top 5 buying broker top 10 choices are as follows:
The top 5 broker based on the selling amount stands as:
Similarly, what are the top 5 selling broker top sold companies are as follows:
Last week NEPSE was on bearish mood, with most companies ending being red with total decline of 37.78 points in NEPSE Index. The sensitive index stood at 331.32 points while the float index closed at 114.52 points. The sensitive index measures the performance of Group ‘A’ listed companies while the float index measures the public (tradable) shares.
The top 5 brokers by matching amount stands as:
The top 5 broker based on buying amount stands as:
Similarly, what are the top 5 buying broker top 10 choices are as follows:
The top 5 broker based on the selling amount stands as:
Similarly, what are the top 5 selling broker top sold companies are as follows:
Last week NEPSE was on bearish mood, with most companies ending being red with total decline of 37.78 points in NEPSE Index. The sensitive index stood at 331.32 points while the float index closed at 114.52 points. The sensitive index measures the performance of Group ‘A’ listed companies while the float index measures the public (tradable) shares.
