FACTORS AFFECTING STOCK PRICE VOLATILITY OF NEPALESE COMMERCIAL BANKS
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Shanker Dev Campus
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The investors should analyze historical trends and price patterns of stocks to predict
future price changes, ensuring secure investments. Governments must not only formulate
but also promptly and effectively implement policies for developing the capital market.
Sectors such as commercial banks, finance companies, and manufacturing & processing
firms demonstrate superior performance compared to others, making them preferable for
investors seeking stable returns. Individual investment decisions heavily rely on signals
from the capital market, which should efficiently disseminate reliable information at
minimal cost. Stock exchanges need to prioritize investor interests, operate with strong
management, and maintain market orientation. Effective coordination among regulatory
bodies is essential. Procedures for buying and selling shares should be streamlined, swift,
and efficient. Listed companies must disclose their financial statements promptly and
comprehensively to foster transparency. Regulatory bodies should mitigate negative
rumors to prevent stock price manipulation, ensuring fair market behavior. Companies
should establish clear dividend policies and stable payout ratios. Vigilant monitoring of
stock price behaviors and efforts to enhance market value relative to competitors are
crucial. Securities professionals should cultivate necessary expertise, and market
intermediaries should possess adequate infrastructure to deliver quality services to
investors. Furthermore, regulatory bodies should conduct extensive research and analysis
to enhance market efficiency and reduce manipulation
