AI Summary
When to use it, and where to find it
Every part of the page
In the order you meet them on screen, each with a close-up of the real thing. The numbers match the dots on the figure above.
Search by symbol
Type a ticker to narrow the grid to that company. It matches from the start of the symbol, so "NA" brings up everything beginning with NA.
How — Type and pause — the list refreshes by itself a moment after you stop typing. Clear the box to see the whole market again.
- The "As of" date on the right of this row comes from the summaries themselves, so it tells you which batch you are reading.
Sector filter
Show only companies from one NEPSE sector. "All" clears the filter and brings the whole market back.
How — Click a chip; the row scrolls sideways if the sectors do not all fit.
- Sectors follow NEPSE's own grouping — Commercial Banks appear as Banking, and anything outside the listed groups falls under Others.
- Companies in the same sector tend to move together, so comparing within a sector is usually more meaningful than across the whole market.
The card grid
One card per stock, highest score first and then alphabetically by symbol. Cards load 20 at a time and the next batch is fetched by itself as you scroll to the bottom.
How — Scroll down to pull in more. Stocks you have pinned anywhere in the app float to the top of this grid.
- When the batch has produced nothing, this area shows "No summaries found" — see the first step.
Reading one card
The header carries the symbol, the day's price change, the NEPSE sector chip and a BULLISH / BEARISH / NEUTRAL badge — the direction the evidence leans. The body has a one-line verdict, the evidence points behind it, and an AI Confidence bar.
- Every figure — price, % change, the evidence points — is computed by NChartPro from NEPSE data; the AI only writes the wording.
- AI Confidence is how complete and consistent the underlying data was. It is NOT the chance of the price rising.
- Educational only — not a buy or sell recommendation.
The 0–100 score
How constructive the overall setup looks to the AI, on a 0–100 scale. The ring is green above 65, red below 35 and amber in between.
- A high score is not a buy signal — it is a summary of what the data looked like after the last close.