AI Trader

Eleven trading tools for NEPSE, one trade at a time: find a setup, check the news, time the entry, plan the exit, replay it 10,000 times, size it, check it against your limits and practise it. Nothing is ever sent to a broker.

How AI Trader fits NEPSE

  • NEPSE has no same-day trading yet (SEBON proposed it in a concept paper in September 2026), so these tools plan short trades over a few sessions on daily bars instead of 5-minute bars.
  • Shares you buy can be sold only after they settle in your demat account, so every plan has a first day to sell and a time stop, and the replays wait for settlement too.
  • Prices move inside NEPSE's ±10% daily band, orders are limit orders of at least 10 shares, and there is no short selling.
  • TMS has no stop orders: your stop lives in the plan and the alerts, and you sell yourself.
  • Orders only ever reach your practice account. NEPSE brokers offer no public order connection, so a real order is always yours to enter in TMS.

One trade, step by step

Each tool reads what the one before it wrote, in this browser.
  1. Chart Scanner: Finds range breakouts, 20-day highs, bull flags, 20-day average reclaims and oversold bounces.
  2. News Monitor: Headlines and NEPSE filings for your shares, newest first, and which ones are moving.
  3. Entry Timer: Waiting, triggered, expired or broken: only completed sessions count.
  4. Exit Planner: Stop, target, risk per share, reward to risk and when to be out.
  5. Time Machine: The odds of target first, stop first or neither, and the honest verdict.
  6. Budget Manager: Whole shares inside four limits, and which limit decided.
  7. Risk Manager: PASS or BLOCK with the reason, before anything reaches the practice account.
  8. Order Executor: Your explicit yes, one order at a time; practice account only.
  9. Price Alerts: Stop, target, sellable day, time stop, price levels, moves and the opening bell.
  10. Earnings Analyst: EPS, profit, growth and the next report date from NEPSE filings.
  11. Insider Tracker: Promoter unlocks and broker flow, from public data, never early.

Nothing is placed without all of these

  • The risk manager passed that exact order today.
  • You typed an explicit yes for that one order (never "yes to all").
  • You confirmed once more with "Allow once".
  • It goes to your practice account, never to a broker.

Education and tooling, not investment advice. Software that reads public NEPSE data and does arithmetic: it does not know your situation and cannot see the future. Most people who trade often lose money. Orders go only to your practice account. Methods adapted from the open-source Day Trader skill by Jake Schincariol (MIT licence), rewritten for NEPSE.