Budget Manager
Sizes the trade to your budget and your largest loss per trade, NEPSE charges included, and writes one order.
Budget Manager
Whole shares inside four limits, and which limit decided.
For one trade: scanner → news → entry → exit → time machine → budget → risk → 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.
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.