Share Investors Orientation Training

Economists have said that the country’s economy could reap positive benefits if the large numbers of public investors were included in the capital market.

They pointed out that the share business was dominated by some profit earning companies and persons or the families. This trend has made the capital market unproductive towards the general investors.

They made this view at a three-day program, ‘Share Investors Orientation Training’ organized here in the capital.

Economist Dr. Chandramani Adhikari, on the occasion, pointed out that the share market had been dominated by a certain people and families with a motive to gain big profits. “If the general investors become cautious towards investing in the share markets the domination of these certain people would end,” he added.

He suggested the investors not to go through the unnecessary rumors and be positive while investing in the shares.

Mr. Bhanendra Kumar Limbu, president of Federation of Independent Power Producers’ Nepal, said that the hydropower sectors were issuing large numbers of IPOs. He said the investors needed to be well informed about the hydropower sectors before investing their money.

There are 40 people receiving the training on the share investor’s orientation.

Source: Artha Ko Artha