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Understand the Market. Evaluate the Evidence. Own the Decision. Portexa cuts through market noise and transforms data into structured intelligence — bringing together trends, momentum, volume, risk, valuation, and market activity so you can identify what matters and act with confidence. We provide the intelligence. You make the call.

Portexa Academy

Learn to research your first company — practical lessons, original workbooks and guided practice in Portexa.

Understand the Market. Evaluate the Evidence. Own the Decision.
Portexa cuts through market noise and transforms data into structured intelligence — bringing together trends, momentum, volume, risk, valuation, and market activity so you can identify what matters and act with confidence. We provide the intelligence. You make the call.

Portexa Platform Guide

Work through these steps beside the actual tool. Academy content and calculators are public; portfolio and analysis pages retain their existing account and subscription access.

Check a trade outcome

  1. Enter fictional buy price, sale price, quantity and holding days.
  2. Read the configured fee basis and all-in cost, then compare gross and net results.
  3. Change the sale price to a loss case; note which values change.
  4. For a real trade, reconcile the result with the contract note and applicable schedule.
Open Profit Calculator

Read a figure behind a score

  1. Select a bank and a reporting month; record the cutoff and peer class.
  2. Inspect the evidence and missing-input details beside the score.
  3. Trace a ratio to its financial figures and stated annualization basis.
  4. Compare the same elapsed fiscal period; separate a missing score from a measured weak result.
Open NRB Statistics

Compare companies before assigning a value

  1. Choose companies from the same sector.
  2. Check each figure’s reporting date and units before comparing P/E or P/B.
  3. Write your own cautious, base and optimistic assumptions using the valuation worksheet.
  4. Record why the selected model fits; a comparison screen does not by itself produce intrinsic value.
Open Company Comparison

Turn a risk budget into a position

  1. Enter entry, stop, target, capital at risk and portfolio size.
  2. Read quantity, reward-to-risk and exposure together.
  3. Reduce the risk budget and compare the outcome.
  4. Allow for cash, fees, liquidity and a worse-than-planned exit.
Open Risk Calculator

Inspect a broker-flow observation

  1. Choose the symbol, date range and broker scope; save them with your note.
  2. Compare buying, selling, net quantity and net value with their units.
  3. Check whether a filter excludes part of the market and whether the observation persists.
  4. Write facts, possible interpretations and unknowns separately; do not identify a client from a broker code.
Open Broker Analysis

Review a portfolio and record your reasoning

  1. Record holdings, cash and the valuation date.
  2. Check name and sector concentration and upcoming cash needs.
  3. Compare results over the same period, with a consistent treatment of cash flows.
  4. Use the Academy research brief to save evidence, assumptions and a review trigger.
Open Portfolio

Training content is educational — it explains how NEPSE works and how analysis is done; it is not a recommendation to buy or sell any security. Seats and applications are confirmed by email or on My learning.