Compare NEPSE stocks
Two NEPSE stocks.
One screen. Decide on numbers.
Add your picks, choose a window, read the table. Price, returns, P/E, earnings and dividends, every number lined up so the answer takes seconds.
Illustrative. Sample app screen. Figures are examples, not live NEPSE data.
A real comparison
GBIME against KBL.
Two commercial banks within 17.37% of each other on price, which is what makes the rest of the row worth reading. Neither column is marked as the better one. That is the reader’s call, and the point of putting them next to each other is to make it a shorter one.
· The app also compares P/E, earnings, book value and dividend yield. This snapshot does not carry them, so they are not shown here rather than guessed at. Figures cover the 30-day broker window to that close. Unofficial and may be delayed; nothing here is investment advice.
Why side by side
Holding two stocks in your head and switching between two screens is how a decision gets made on whichever one you looked at last. One table removes the memory from the job.
What lines up
Four dimensions, side by side.
Price, returns, valuation and income: every number you would compare, lined up so the answer takes seconds.
Price
Last price, today’s move, and where it sits between this year’s low and high.
Returns
One month, three, six, one year. Switch the window without losing your place.
Valuation
P/E, earnings, book value, market cap. The numbers people argue about, side by side.
Income
Dividend yield, the latest declared payout, and the bonus history that backs it up.
Any NEPSE-listed security with a detail page in Punji. That covers all actively traded equities and most listed instruments.
Some numbers depend on the latest annual report. If a company hasn’t filed for the current year, the cell waits until the report lands.
Each return is the percentage change from the start of the chosen window to the latest close, measured against the same recent trading day across all picks.
No. It lines the numbers up and stops there. No cell is marked as the better one, nothing is scored, and no recommendation is made. Punji describes what the market did; the decision is yours.
A worked example is on this page, built from the latest snapshot. The full tool (your own picks, the window switcher, and the valuation and income rows) lives in the mobile app, where the data is already in your hand.
Free on iOS and Android. Your picks, your window, every number lined up.