The StockHunt Diary
Notes, lessons, and reflections from the NEPSE floor.
The Psychology of Trading: Why NEPSE Seems So Damn Hard
Trading the stock market can be one of the most frustrating things you will ever do. It is highly counterintuitive. Just when everyone expects the market to plunge, it rallies unexpectedly. When a sto…
Spotting the True Leaders: How to Build Your Watchlist in a Sideways Market
When the broader market index moves sideways or undergoes deep correction, most traders lose interest or capital. However, for systematic momentum traders, this is the most critical phase to construct…
Trading Patience: Why Waiting is Your Greatest Edge
When the market turns sour, the urge to trade often intensifies. However, seasoned traders know that 'Cash is a position.' Here is how to handle such periods: • Cash is a Position: Sometimes, doin…
My Philosophy: Why 'StockHuntPro'?
Trading is not about gambling; it is about hunting for high-probability setups with strict risk management. I started StockHuntPro to shift the focus from 'noise' to 'logic.' In this diary, I will doc…
Welcome to The StockHunt Diary
This is the first entry of The StockHunt Diary — a place where we share trading insights, market reflections, and lessons from the NEPSE floor. Expect short, honest notes from real trades.
Risk First, Reward Later
Position sizing is not glamorous, but it is the single most important skill that separates surviving traders from blown accounts. Define your risk per trade before you ever click Buy.
Why Journaling Beats Watching NEWS
Most edges hide inside your own past trades. A short daily review — what worked, what didn't, what you felt — compounds faster than any news feed.