ABC Securities Investor Pro Meet 2082 Concludes Successfully in Birgunj

The ABC Securities Investor Pro Meet 2082, organized under the financial literacy campaign of ABC Securities, was successfully held in Birgunj with strong participation from investors, market experts, and business leaders. The one-day program included share market training, panel discussions, and interactive sessions aimed at improving investors’ understanding of Nepal’s capital market. According to the organizers, the main objective of the event was to strengthen investors’ knowledge, skills, and confidence so that they can make informed and responsible investment decisions.

The program reflected the growing demand for structured and practical market education among Nepalese investors. In recent years, participation in the stock market has increased rapidly, especially among young and first-time investors. However, many of them still lack proper understanding of market risks, technical analysis, and long-term investment planning. By organizing such events, ABC Securities is attempting to bridge this knowledge gap and promote disciplined investment behavior.

During the event, participants had the opportunity to learn directly from experienced market professionals and analysts. Experts shared their views on market trends, company fundamentals, chart analysis, and portfolio management. As it is difficult to master all these topics in a single day, the organizers provided participants with a free online course worth NPR 2,500. This initiative was designed to encourage continuous learning beyond the event and help investors gradually develop strong analytical skills.

One of the major highlights of the program was the panel discussion, which attracted high interest from the audience. Panelists discussed the current condition of the Nepalese stock market, possible future movements, investment opportunities, and common mistakes made by retail investors. Special emphasis was given to risk management, diversification, and emotional control while trading. Participants described the panel session as highly informative, practical, and relevant to real market situations.

In addition to training and discussions, participants were also offered a 50 percent discount on the Elite Plan of NEPSE Trading. Technical support teams were available during break times to guide investors on how to use digital tools, market data, and analytical platforms effectively. This approach reflects the increasing importance of technology in modern investing and highlights the need for investors to rely on data rather than rumors or speculation.

The program was chaired by Executive Chairman Nitesh Kumar Agrawal of ABC Securities, while the President of the Chamber of Commerce, Hari Prasad Gautam, attended as the chief guest. Several prominent figures from the capital market sector, including senior investors, analysts, and financial experts, were also present. Their participation added credibility to the program and strengthened cooperation between financial institutions, business communities, and individual investors.

The event formally began with the lighting of a traditional lamp and the national anthem, followed by the official proceedings. Such ceremonial practices helped maintain professionalism and discipline throughout the program. After receiving approval from the chairperson, the sessions were conducted in an organized and systematic manner, ensuring effective time management and smooth coordination.

During the technical session, analyst Subas Chandra Dhungana delivered a detailed presentation focusing on investment opportunities, market cycles, risk assessment, and long-term wealth creation strategies. He emphasized that successful investing requires patience, research, and consistency rather than short-term speculation. His presentation encouraged participants to focus on sustainable growth instead of quick profits.

According to the organizers, programs like the Investor Pro Meet play a vital role in improving financial literacy across the country. Educated investors are more likely to make rational decisions, support market stability, and contribute to long-term economic development. Such initiatives also help reduce misinformation and unhealthy trading practices in the market.

Overall, the successful completion of the ABC Securities Investor Pro Meet 2082 indicates a positive shift in Nepal’s investment culture. It shows that investors are becoming more interested in learning, planning, and managing risk. By combining education, technology, and expert guidance, events like this are helping to build a stronger, more transparent, and more reliable capital market in Nepal.