How we work
NEPSE has no shortage of opinions. NEPSE Scanner sticks to what the exchange’s own records show, says where each number comes from, and says what it can’t tell you.
Market figures come from NEPSE’s own records, collected after every session. Live rankings update through the trading day while the market is open, from 11:00 to 15:00. Announcement dates come from public sources. Older prices come from public archives and are labelled as such. More on the data page.
Figures are kept as they were known on the day (point-in-time). A value observed on one day is never silently rewritten by later data, and announcements are dated by when they were made public, not by when they reached our records.
We describe what happened. Nothing here tells you what to buy or sell, and no pattern is presented as a prediction. A caution flag marks an unusual trading pattern in the records. It is not an accusation: patterns like these often have ordinary reasons.
Pages say what their numbers can’t tell you. Pages built from trade records say which sessions they used and leave out records they can’t verify. Prices are not adjusted for bonus or rights shares. A broker number identifies a brokerage firm, not the investor behind a trade.
We test ideas against NEPSE’s past records, and most of them don’t hold up. None of the patterns on this site has been shown to predict prices. The Journal has dated notes on what we looked at.
This page describes how the site works, not a promise about any stock. Nothing here is investment advice — see the FAQ.