What’s new

Next Day, Week and Month Range: blue is now this period, pink is the next one.

The blue lines sit over the current day, week or month. They show the range that was projected for it. The pink lines sit after the last candle and show the range for the next period. During market hours the pink lines move with the price.

Bar replay: Next Day, Week and Month Range now follow the replayed candle.

Before, the ranges always showed today's values during replay. Now they show the range for the last candle on screen, the same as at today's candle.

Master members now get a black and gold member card.

Before, the Master card showed in silver, like the Free card. It now has a deep black face, bright gold letters and a soft gold glow.

Basic and Advance member cards have new colours.

The Basic card is now green and the Advance card is now blue.

Trading Horizon: test your own buy and sell rules on any stock.

Use any of the chart's indicators, prices or numbers. Trades buy at the next day's open and pay the real NEPSE fees and tax. The old ready-made strategies are still there, under Built-in strategies.

Trading Horizon: see how much of a test result was luck.

The new Simulation tab plays your test's trades thousands of times in a different order. It shows a bad case, a good case and the chance of a loss. Tests and number searches also run faster now.

Trading Horizon has 74 sample rules to learn from.

They are in groups: trend, momentum, mean reversion, breakout, volume and more. Each one says what idea it shows. 47 have numbers we tested on 19 NEPSE stocks.

Check a rule on many stocks at once, or find its best numbers.

Many Stocks runs your rule on the 20 to 100 most traded stocks. Best For This Stock tries other numbers, then shows how they did on years they never saw.

Script has 15 new examples made for testing in Trading Horizon.

Each one draws a signal line and explains every part in plain comments. Save one, then use it as a rule in Trading Horizon.

The help pages now give the right number of indicators: 276.

Some pages still said 256 or 257, and some said 90 drawing tools. The chart has 276 indicators and 92 drawing tools.

New page: Floor Sheet V2, with new ways to read the day's trades.

See who traded with themselves, which brokers keep trading together, how few brokers did the buying, how many shares really changed hands, and who printed the last trades of the day.

New page: Broker V2, to follow what brokers build over days and weeks.

See new positions, buying streaks, big holders selling into a rise, shares passed from broker to broker, and a top 10 of stocks being bought quietly while the price stays calm.

Two new icons in the top bar tell you what is new.

The star shows new and changed pages. The bell shows new IPO, right share, bonus, dividend, book close and AGM news. The number is how many you have not seen. Open the list and the icon goes away until something new comes.

Broker Analysis has a new view: Broker Compare.

Pick the brokers you want and see their holding, % of float and average rate side by side for every stock. Double-click a number to open that broker's graph. Save your brokers as a preset and load them again later.

New page: Floor Sheet V2, with new ways to read the day's trades.

See who traded with themselves, which brokers keep trading together, how few brokers did the buying, how many shares really changed hands, and who printed the last trades of the day.

New page: Broker V2, to follow what brokers build over days and weeks.

See new positions, buying streaks, big holders selling into a rise, shares passed from broker to broker, and a top 10 of stocks being bought quietly while the price stays calm.

Two new icons in the top bar tell you what is new.

The star shows new and changed pages. The bell shows new IPO, right share, bonus, dividend, book close and AGM news. The number is how many you have not seen. Open the list and the icon goes away until something new comes.

Broker Analysis has a new view: Broker Compare.

Pick the brokers you want and see their holding, % of float and average rate side by side for every stock. Double-click a number to open that broker's graph. Save your brokers as a preset and load them again later.

Below LTP now shows a table of brokers above the bars.

Pick a stock to see, for each broker, the quantity below the last price, the average rate, its share of the total, its whole holding, and that holding as a % of float and of public shares. Click any heading to sort. Click a row to pick that broker.

Broker pages no longer stay empty after a slow evening update.

Before, if one part of the after-close update failed, Holding, Below LTP, Total Float, Activity, Top Holding and Prob. Float said "No data for this date" until the next day. Now that part is tried again every 10 minutes.

The chart stock list now has a Promoter choice.

Pick Promoter in the box above the list to see the promoter shares that traded, such as HIDCLP and NIMBPO. Before, promoter shares were missing from the chart. The number beside each sector in that box now matches the list it opens.

You can now pick the time block size on the Volume Graph.

Before, every bar was split into 15-minute blocks. Now a small dropdown next to the stock search lets you choose 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h or the whole day. Hover a block to see its time and volume, as before.

The Order Flow footprint now shows today during market hours.

Before, today's candle appeared only after the close. Now it builds from today's trades every few seconds, on every timeframe, with a red LIVE tag. A chip in the toolbar shows the last update time and how much of the day's trades it holds so far.

On Order Flow, rest the mouse on any letter or number to read it, and click it to learn what it means.

A small line shows the price, shares sold and bought, and marks like POC or imbalance. Click it and a card explains each word in plain language. It works on TPO letters, footprint boxes, the Δ labels, the top-left candle line and the Ask/Bid pane.

The chart stock list now has a Promoter choice.

Pick Promoter in the box above the list to see the promoter shares that traded, such as HIDCLP and NIMBPO. Before, promoter shares were missing from the chart. The number beside each sector in that box now matches the list it opens.

Order Flow now shows today live during market hours, on both the Footprint and the TPO chart.

Before, today's footprint candle appeared only after the close, and today's TPO letters ran about a minute behind. Now both build from today's trades every few seconds, on every timeframe, with a red LIVE tag. A chip in the toolbar shows the last update time and how much of the day's trades it holds so far.

On Order Flow, rest the mouse on any letter or number to read it, and click it to learn what it means.

A small line shows the price, shares sold and bought, and marks like POC or imbalance. Click it and a card explains each word in plain language. It works on TPO letters, footprint boxes, the Δ labels, the top-left candle line and the Ask/Bid pane.

You can now pick the time block size on the Volume Graph.

Before, every bar was split into 15-minute blocks. Now a small dropdown next to the stock search lets you choose 5m, 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h or the whole day. Hover a block to see its time and volume, as before.

The AI Analysis card on Kundali now shows the AI summary.

It is the same headline and summary as the AI Analysis page, for the last trading day. If nobody has asked for the text yet, the card says so.

Kundali cards now have a small arrow that opens the full page.

Click the arrow in the title bar. Buyer and Seller open Daily Filter. Fundamental opens the Fundamental filter. FS Filter opens Floor Sheet. AI Analysis opens the AI page. Each one opens on the stock you picked.

Trend Angle and Protractor now keep their angle when you zoom.

Before, zooming in or out tilted the line. Now the angle you drew stays the same on screen.

Hiding an indicator line no longer resets its colour and width.

Click the eye in the indicator legend to hide a line, then click it again. The line comes back with the colour and width you set.

The magnet now snaps to the prices you can see.

On a line or area chart it snaps to the close only. On a Heikin-Ashi chart it snaps to the Heikin-Ashi candles, not the normal ones.

The big-trade tabs have new names: BULK, B.TOTAL and MKT HIT.

BULK is each big trade, one by one. B.TOTAL is the big trades added up per stock. MKT HIT is many trades of one stock in a row.

The Volume Graph now shows more about each 15 minutes.

Move the mouse over a block. You now see its share of the stock's whole-day volume, its average price and the amount traded. The price and amount are close estimates.

Big trades in the BULK tab are now green or red.

The new Rate column is the average price of the big trades. Green means it is above the last traded price, so read it as buying. Red means it is below, so read it as selling. It is a guide, not a record of who bought.

The TAPE, BULK, SWEEP and PRESS tabs now explain themselves.

Hold the mouse over a tab. A short note says what it shows and what its colours mean.

The chart has a new Auction panel.

It shows where most trading happened each day, and the fair price range. It also says how the day opened and if the price is holding above or below yesterday. Open it with the Auction button on the right of the chart.

The Auction panel can now show which brokers bought and sold at each price.

Turn on "Broker profile" in the panel. Green bars show the top buyers and red bars the top sellers, from the floor sheet. It also lists the top 5 brokers in the value area and at the busiest price. It works for stocks, not indices.

Misc Filters has a new Auction (AMT) screen for all stocks.

It shows each stock's busiest price and fair price range from its last day. You can pick stocks by how the day opened, the day type, or if the price left a quiet range. It updates once a day after the market closes.

The AI Analysis page has a new design with charts.

It shows the 101 score, a price chart with support and resistance, broker buying and selling, company numbers and a compare box. The AI writes only a short summary, and every number in it is checked against our data.

AI Analysis now has a longer AI review, with one paragraph each on price, money flow, company numbers and the sector.

You find it under the summary in the Detailed view. Every number in it is checked against our data.

AI Analysis now covers NEPSE and the 12 sub-indices.

Find them under "Indices" at the top of the stock list. An index page shows how many stocks rose and fell, the biggest movers, where the money went, and its own AI summary.

You can now save a picture of a stock’s AI Analysis to post on Facebook.

Press "Page image" at the top of the page. It saves the whole page as 2 or 3 pictures sized for Facebook, so you can post them together. "Card image" saves a short summary. In the mobile app it opens the share menu.

Help pages now show pictures, with each part explained.

The help pages for 101 Analysis, Auction, Alert, Rotation and every chart mark now have a picture of the screen with numbered dots. Under it, each part says what it is, how to use it and what its colours and lines mean.

You can now set alerts on the Auction levels.

In the Alert panel, pick the new category Auction. You can be told when the price crosses yesterday's value area or busiest price (POC), reaches an untouched POC, or breaks today's first-hour range.

Every page and every chart panel now has a help button.

Click the book icon on the top bar to open the help page for the page you are on. Each panel on the chart, the Indicators window, the drawing tools and Replay also have a small book icon. Help opens in a new tab, so your chart stays as it is.

A new camera button saves a picture of the whole screen.

It is on the top bar, right after Help. Click it to save the full window as a picture, from the menu bar to the status bar, with every open panel. On a computer the browser first asks you to share this tab. Pick it and click Share.

The dark and light theme button is now a moon icon.

Click the moon on the top bar to switch. A filled moon means dark, an outline means light.

The chart has a new Auction panel.

It shows where most trading happened each day, and the fair price range. It also says how the day opened and if the price is holding above or below yesterday. Open it with the Auction button on the right of the chart.

The Auction panel can now show which brokers bought and sold at each price.

Turn on "Broker profile" in the panel. Green bars show the top buyers and red bars the top sellers, from the floor sheet. It also lists the top 5 brokers in the value area and at the busiest price. It works for stocks, not indices.

Misc Filters has a new Auction (AMT) screen for all stocks.

It shows each stock's busiest price and fair price range from its last day. You can pick stocks by how the day opened, the day type, or if the price left a quiet range. It updates once a day after the market closes.

A new Rotation page shows which sectors and stocks are getting stronger.

Each sector and stock is a dot on four boxes: Improving, Leading, Weakening and Lagging. You can see all sectors against NEPSE, or the stocks of one sector against their sector. The tail shows where each one came from.

The AI Analysis page has a new design with charts.

It shows the 101 score, a price chart with support and resistance, broker buying and selling, company numbers and a compare box. The AI writes only a short summary, and every number in it is checked against our data.

AI Analysis now has a longer AI review, with one paragraph each on price, money flow, company numbers and the sector.

You find it under the summary in the Detailed view. Every number in it is checked against our data.

The AI Analysis stock list now shows one line per stock, and you can drag its edge to make it wider.

Each row shows the symbol, the price and the change. Hover over a row to see the full name. The page remembers the width you chose.

AI Analysis now covers NEPSE and the 12 sub-indices.

Find them under "Indices" at the top of the stock list. An index page shows how many stocks rose and fell, the biggest movers, where the money went, and its own AI summary.

You can now save a picture of a stock’s AI Analysis to post on Facebook.

Press "Page image" at the top of the page. It saves the whole page as 2 or 3 pictures sized for Facebook, so you can post them together. "Card image" saves a short summary. In the mobile app it opens the share menu.

NEPSE and sector volume on the chart now matches the real daily turnover.

On some days the volume was too high or too low. On 9 October NEPSE showed about half of the real amount. Each day now uses the full trade list after the market closes.

A new help page shows what is ready, what is still being tested, and what is not built yet.

It lists every area of the app in one place. It also lists things users asked for that we have not built.

The home page now says where the market data comes from.

Prices and the floor sheet come from a paid market-data feed. The page also says what we check after the close, and what we do not promise.

Many help pages had old information. They are now correct.

Some said there were two chart pages, or that the chart Alert panel and some company ratios were not ready. Those are working now.

Some stocks were missing their daily candle. They now show every day.

On some days a few stocks, such as BHPL, PRIN and SKBBL, had no daily candle on the chart. The minute candles were fine. The daily candle is now built for them too.

Trading Horizon now says exactly how its back-tests buy, sell and stop.

Trades are filled at the closing price of the signal day, and the 4% stop checks the close only. St-3 was tuned on the same years it shows, so its result looks better than it would have in real time.

Every evening we now check each stock’s candles against the floor sheet.

We check that the day candle, the minute candles and the floor sheet agree. The result and any stock that does not agree are shown on the What is ready page.

A new help page shows what is ready, what is still being tested, and what is not built yet.

It lists every area of the app in one place. It also lists things users asked for that we have not built.

The home page now says where the market data comes from.

Prices and the floor sheet come from a paid market-data feed. The page also says what we check after the close, and what we do not promise.

Many help pages had old information. They are now correct.

Some said there were two chart pages, or that the chart Alert panel and some company ratios were not ready. Those are working now.

NChartPro now has a Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

They say what information we keep and why, and the rules for using the site. Links are at the bottom of the home page.

You can now sign in with your Google account.

Press Sign in with Google on the sign-in box. If you already have an account with the same email, Google opens that account. For safety, its old password then stops working: keep using Google, or set a new password with Forgot password.

You can now make alerts on the chart, and get them on your phone.

Open the Alert panel on the chart and press + Add alert. Give it a name, then press the gear. Pick one thing to watch: an indicator, a tool like Fibonacci or pivot, volume, SMC, a chart or candle pattern, a price range, or a trend break.

One alert can watch all stocks at once.

Pick All stocks in the alert settings. When many stocks match together, you get one message with their names.

An alert can fire while the candle is still forming.

Choose Only once, Once per candle or Once per candle close. Once per candle tells you a few seconds after the price moves. Candles can be 15 minutes, 1 hour or 1 day.

Alerts can now also come by email.

Switch on Email in the alert settings. It goes to the email address on your account, at most 30 a day.

Portfolio alerts now only watch the stocks you hold.

Profit or loss, a big day, your whole portfolio, and book close, dividend or bonus dates. When you buy or sell, the alerts follow your holdings by themselves.

Your plan now counts how many alerts you have switched on.

The Alert panel shows it, for example 3 of 10 alerts on. Paused alerts do not count.

There are new help pages that teach alerts step by step.

One for the chart Alert panel, one for Portfolio alerts and one for Experimental alerts. They list every setting.

Trend Angle and Protractor now keep their angle when you zoom.

Before, when you zoomed in or out, or stretched the time or price side, the line tilted and the angle number changed. Now the lines keep the angle you drew. To change the angle, drag the end of the line.

The 101 button now has a card for all 101 checks.

Most of the 46 cards that said "Coming in a later phase" now give a reading. They add chart patterns, candle patterns, Elliott waves, Gann and company accounts. A few cards are not switched on yet and say "Not enough data" for now. A card with no data is not counted.

There is a help page for 101 Analysis, with the full list of all 101 checks.

It shows how to read the panel and the BUY, WAIT and EXIT signal, what appears on the chart, and the buy plans. Each check has one plain sentence, and the ones not built yet are marked.

There is a help page for 101 Analysis, with the full list of all 101 checks.

It shows how to read the panel and the BUY, WAIT and EXIT signal, what appears on the chart, and the buy plans. Each check has one plain sentence, and the ones not built yet are marked.

The 101 button now also reads the floor sheet and the brokers.

New cards show who is buying and selling, big trades, new brokers, and the average price big holders paid. It also shows upcoming book close and bonus dates, and how the price moved around them before.

You can now add the Next Range indicator to the chart.

It is in the indicator list. It shows how much the price usually moves, from price range, speed and volume together.

The chart has a new 101 button that reads the chart for you.

It checks the stock from many sides: trend, volume, price levels, risk and its sector. It says Buy, Wait or Exit in simple English or Nepali, shows a good place to buy, and draws it on the chart.

Sector Invest can now show a pie chart, a bar graph or a line graph.

Choose the chart from the new box at the top: Treemap, Pie chart, Bar graph or Line graph. The line graph shows each sector day by day. Your browser remembers your choice, so the page opens the same way next time.

A change in Page Tabs now works at once in every open tab.

Before, a tab that was already open kept the old setting until you reloaded it. Now it changes right away. A change made on another computer or phone shows when you come back to the tab.

You no longer have to sign in again every day.

You now stay signed in while you keep using the app. You are signed out only after 24 hours with no use, or 30 days after you signed in.

The bar at the bottom of every page now has Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp buttons.

Click one to open our page, our channel or our WhatsApp group in a new tab. The bottom bar is also a little taller.

A change in Page Tabs now works at once in every open tab.

Before, a tab that was already open kept the old setting until you reloaded it. Now it changes right away. A change made on another computer or phone shows when you come back to the tab.

You no longer have to sign in again every day.

You now stay signed in while you keep using the app. You are signed out only after 24 hours with no use, or 30 days after you signed in.

The bar at the bottom of every page now has Facebook, YouTube and WhatsApp buttons.

Click one to open our page, our channel or our WhatsApp group in a new tab. The bottom bar is also a little taller.

The Broker page opens much faster the first time.

Holding graphs over long periods, like 1 year or All, now load in about a second. Activity for an older date now loads quickly too. Before, these could take many seconds.

New Daily Report page shows the day’s market summary as 4 pictures.

You can download each picture, or all 4 at once. They are ready to share on Facebook.

The Floor Sheet filters and the Broker page now open much faster.

After each trading day, the server now prepares every filter for that day. So the page opens at once, even the first time. Holding graphs for 1 year or All also load much faster now.