Rahul had already disclosed two things to the representative who contacted him, that his trading capital was borrowed money, and that he had already lost over five lakh rupees in options trading over the previous few years. The response was not caution. It was an assurance that everything would be recovered within one to two […]
Mayank Singh Chandel runs Chandel Street Capital as a systematic, technical-analysis-led research practice covering equity, index options, stock options, and commodities, aimed at retail traders, HNIs, and family offices. The moment you open the website, a Telegram sign-up pop-up appears before you have read a single line of content, and a WhatsApp chat widget sits
Manikanth Devarakonda presents himself as an individual SEBI-registered Research Analyst, offering independent equity research, trading recommendations, and market commentary aimed at retail and HNI clients. He also runs a personal-branding angle built around the “FIRE at 30” identity, and is active across LinkedIn, Twitter, and Instagram, with a combined following well into the tens of
Lalit Mundhra, the proprietor behind Financial Sarthis, holds a genuine SEBI registration, and that fact alone tells you very little about how the practice actually operates day-to-day. This review goes further than a registration check. It looks at what the firm’s own website shows, page by page, and where that content does and does not
Excess brokerage is easy to overlook when it shows up as a small daily deduction. An NSE tribunal ordered Angel One to refund ₹87,641 to a client who caught it. Here is the full story. Arbitration Against Angel One Over Excess Brokerage: What Happened The client opened a trading account with Angel One in August
A broker’s own past behaviour can become the strongest evidence against its present defence. An NSE arbitrator awarded ₹59,800 in a case that turned on exactly that. Arbitration Against Angel One Over Technical Glitch: What Happened The client, an experienced trader who had used Angel One’s mobile app for over a year, ran into a
One woman lost Rs 13 lakh. One man lost Rs 11.5 lakh. Same scam, same fake app, same pattern. Both were shown rising balances and glowing IPO allotments that never actually existed. When they tried to withdraw, the excuses started: low credit score, unpaid tax, one more required deposit. Before you tap download on the
Nafeesa was contacted by a representative claiming to be a SEBI-registered research analyst, offering advisory services with an assurance of guaranteed high returns. Her very first trade under his guidance produced a profit of ₹6,000. That early, genuine result did more work than any sales pitch could have. It converted a stranger’s promise of guaranteed
Sometimes a broker’s error isn’t just the loss it causes. It’s the profit it quietly absorbs while blaming a technical failure. An NSE arbitrator ordered Angel One to pay ₹85,106 in exactly this situation. Arbitration Against Angel One Over Auto Square Off Failure: What Happened The client had activated Angel One’s Intraday Auto Square Off
Repeated technical failures with no working alternative are treated differently from a one-off glitch. An NSE arbitrator awarded a client the full amount of her claim for exactly this reason, after a grievance committee had initially split it in half. Angel One not working during an open position is one of the more common triggers
Sometimes an unauthorised sale is not just about a missing order. It is about a broker creating the very shortfall it later uses as justification. An NSE tribunal awarded ₹2,33,846 in exactly this kind of case. Angel One Unauthorized Share Sale Arbitration Case: What Happened In March 2020, during the extreme volatility around the Yes
Most disputes resolve or die within a year or two. This one took thirteen years, two arbitral tribunals, and a High Court appeal before an Angel One client finally recovered her money. Angel One 13-Year Arbitration Case: What Happened In September 2011, the investor discovered a large number of commodity trades had been executed in
