Who is Mr. Market? Well , He's a character created by investor Benjamin Graham in his 1949 book 'The Intelligent Investor'.
Mr. Market, who is moody, regularly offers to sell his share of the business or buy the reader's share As in the book of 'the intelligent investors.
so , MR market generally represent stock market of any country or any abstract things as human and how to interact with that person , when to do transaction and when to buy or sell your share. it simply represent an abstract thing as Human to clearly understand market.
suppose you are making a new business and you have a partner whose name is MR X /MR market and this person is ultra moody and he act accordingly to his mood. He always comes with an offer for you and its your choice to accept or reject but he never forces you for taking his offer.so , when your partner mood is good and he offers a deal to you like lets say , if you have Rs 1000 worth share and he too has another Rs 1000 share , he comes to you with an offer to give your share worth Rs 1000 in 6/7 thousand and give your share to him but when his mood is bad then he comes to you to ask to ask to give your share worth Rs 1000 in just Rs 400 or else take his own share of Rs1000 in just Rs 500.
so he act according to his mood and he offers such offer everyday without being accountable about yours yesterdays act or rejection of his offer .so this MR Market here is NEPSE for us IN Nepal.
Mr. Market creates ups and downs in stock prices all the time, and prudent fundamental investors are unfazed by them since they are looking at the larger, long-term picture.
just like this ,NEPSE works .So , when NEPSE goes green then market goes up and when its red market goes down. Always keep in mind that :
PRICE IS NOT EQUAL TO VALUE
-price is what you pay.
-value is what you get.
so if NEPSE 's market is reaching high ,sell the share and when its down buy the share.
Market is not always stable . buy when market is BEARISH OR ITS BEAR MARKET AND WHEN MARKET IS BULLISH. But for this we should do technical analysis and trend analysis.

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