NEPSE Bazar has introduced TMS Simulator, a useful feature for those who want to learn share trading

NEPSE Bazar, which publishes information, news and investment education materials related to the Nepali stock market, has introduced TMS simulator facility targeting new and learning investors. NEPSE Bazar said that this facility is made available through the investment education platform and is designed for users who want to enter the stock market but want to practice before starting real trading. Through this, users can buy, sell, place orders and practice their investment decisions in an environment similar to share trading on NEPSE.

Although the attraction of new investors in the stock market is increasing recently, many of them start trading in the secondary market without sufficient knowledge and practice. Many new investors seem to take risks when investing based on rumours, tips, unconfirmed information from social media and other people's opinions. In such a situation, TMS simulator gives an opportunity to practice the market without putting real money at risk, Nepse Market says. Through the TMS simulator, users will be able to understand through practice how to place an order while trading in the stock market, how to see the price before buying and selling, how it affects their portfolio after buying and selling, and how investment decisions affect profit or loss. This is expected to help new investors gain confidence before entering the secondary market.

Use the TMS simulator According to NEPSE Bazar, the share buying and selling exercise done in the simulator will also be linked to the platform's portfolio system. The user can see the shares bought or sold in the simulator in his portfolio. With this, they can easily understand which company they bought at what price, how many shares they held, how much profit or loss they made and how their overall investment situation is. TMS Simulator is designed not only for order placement practice but also as a means of developing investment discipline, according to NEPSE Bazar. Users will be able to experience from practice how emotional decisions can affect the market, what are the risks of buying shares without studying and why portfolio management is necessary.

NEPSE Bazar has taken this feature as an important step in connecting stock market learning with practice. Although it is necessary to acquire knowledge by reading books and watching videos, practice is also necessary to understand the market, so TMS simulator has been added, the company said. NEPSE Bazar's investment education platform offers features like e-books, video courses, quizzes, newsletters, portfolio managers and TMS simulators. It aims to provide new investors with not only theoretical knowledge but also an environment to practice, test and manage their own investments.

According to NEPSE Bazar, proper knowledge, practice and discipline are necessary before big capital to succeed in the stock market. Therefore, TMS simulator is believed to be a useful feature for those who want to learn the stock market, who want to avoid wrong tips and rumors, who want to practice before entering the secondary market and who want to invest on their own decision. The TMS simulator facility is provided through the investment education platform of NEPSE Bazar. This feature is expected to be practical and useful for learning the stock market as new investors can practice buying and selling shares without risking real money.