NEPSE Top Turnover Days Scanner

Which NEPSE stocks the money keeps coming back to

Every Nepali market portal publishes the day's top turnover list. It is useful, and it is also forgettable — a single large block trade can put an otherwise quiet scrip at the top for one session. What actually matters is persistence: which shares keep reappearing in that list, session after session.

Over the current 61-session window (2026-07-16 to 2026-10-16), RSML leads with 59 days inside the daily top 20. 13 stocks have made the list on at least half of all trading sessions — the shares carrying the market's sustained attention.

How the count is built

For each trading session in the window, every scrip is ranked by that day's traded value and the top N are recorded. A stock's score is simply how many of those daily lists it appeared on. Because the ranking happens within each session, a quiet Rs 2 arab day and a heavy Rs 10 arab day each contribute exactly N slots — so the count means “how often was this one of the market's main events”, not “how often did it clear an arbitrary rupee bar”.

Set the daily list to Top 10 for the strictest read — only the very biggest names each day. Top 50 casts wider and surfaces mid-caps that consistently trade well without ever leading the market. The Hit Rate column expresses the same figure as a percentage of sessions, which is what to compare when you switch between a 1-month and a 1-year window.

Reading turnover alongside price

Turnover on its own is direction-blind — it counts money changing hands, not who won. That is why the Period % column sits next to the day count. Persistent top-list presence with a strong positive period return generally reflects accumulation into a rising trend. The same presence with a flat or falling price is churn or distribution: large holders finding exits. And a stock whose Last Seen date is weeks old had its moment already — the money has moved on.

Cross-check anything interesting against the period high–low scanner to see where price sits in its range, the money flow view, or today's top traders.