What is the process for selling odd lots through the TMS?

 To sell odd lots on the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) through the Trading Management System (TMS), you would generally follow these steps:

1. Open a Trading Account: Ensure that you have an active trading account with a licensed brokerage firm registered with NEPSE. You can contact the brokerage firm of your choice to open a trading account if you don't have one already.

2. Place a Sell Order: Using the Trading Management System (TMS) provided by your brokerage firm, log in to your trading account and navigate to the "Sell" section. Enter the details of your odd lot shares, including the stock symbol, quantity, and selling price. TMS will generate a unique order number for your sell order.

3. Confirmation and Execution: Once you have entered the sell order details, carefully review the information and confirm the order. The order will then be submitted to the NEPSE through the TMS. The execution of your sell order will depend on market conditions, demand for the shares, and other factors that influence trading activity.

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4. Monitor the Order: Keep track of your sell order through the TMS. You can check the status of your order, including whether it has been executed or not. The TMS will provide real-time updates on the progress of your sell order.

5. Settlement and Transfer: If your sell order is executed, you will receive the proceeds from the sale in your trading account. The settlement process involves the transfer of ownership of the sold shares from your account to the buyer's account. The brokerage firm will handle the necessary paperwork and facilitate the settlement process.

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It's important to note that the specific process may vary slightly based on the brokerage firm and their TMS interface. It's advisable to consult with your brokerage firm and their TMS user guide for detailed instructions and any specific requirements or procedures they may have in place for selling odd lots on the NEPSE through TMS.