01 · Market data
The market on the first screen
Why?
The home page opens on the NEPSE index, the day's change, market breadth and the market summary, so a visitor sees what the market is doing before anything else.
Making investment easier with expert guidance
A research and learning platform for the Nepal Stock Exchange: the live NEPSE index and market summary, full technical charts, broker analysis, articles and courses, on the web and in an Android app.

Overview
Bull House Investment gives Nepali investors live market data, research tools and structured learning in one place.
The web app opens on the live NEPSE index, market breadth, top traded stocks and a trading snapshot, with articles, trainings, courses and Bull House Premium a click away. The Android app adds stock detail, a screener, broker analysis, portfolios, watchlists, alerts and paper trading.
Key goals
Four goals shaped the web app, the Android app and how they fit together.
01
Show the NEPSE market as it moves, clearly enough to read at a glance
02
Put research tools, from charts to broker analysis, in the same place
03
Teach investing through courses, trainings, articles and podcasts
04
Offer free and paid plans, from a free account to Plus and Pro
Our approach
Start from the market, then layer research and learning on top of it.
Built the home page around live data: the NEPSE index, market summary, breadth and top traded stocks
Gave charting its own full-screen page with indicators, drawing tools and floorsheet
Carried the platform into an Android app with portfolios, watchlists, alerts and paper trading
Set out the plans on one pricing page, with eSewa payments in the app
Design decisions
Every choice follows one idea: numbers first, explained clearly, on whichever screen the investor has to hand.
01 · Market data
Why?
The home page opens on the NEPSE index, the day's change, market breadth and the market summary, so a visitor sees what the market is doing before anything else.
02 · Learning
Why?
Articles, trainings and courses sit in the main navigation next to the chart and pricing, so learning to invest and following the market feel like one product.
03 · Mobile
Why?
The Android app includes paper trading with virtual money, order history and a leaderboard, so new investors can try a strategy before they risk their own money.
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