Profideskk Research

Profideskk Research: SEBI Registration, a Complaint Table That Still Reads “Edit Here,” and Privacy Policy Gaps

Profideskk Research holds SEBI Research Analyst registration INH000012227, active since 11 April 2023, based in Bengaluru, Karnataka. The registration is genuine. What is not properly finished is the firm’s own complaint disclosure, where the field meant to record where a complaint came from still reads the unfilled placeholder text “Edit here.” Its privacy policy link, […]

Piyush Heda

Piyush Heda: Mr. P Investments’ Registration, Website Gaps, and Pricing Page That Shows No Prices

Piyush Sanjaykumar Heda operates Mr. P Investments, a SEBI-registered Research Analyst with registration INH000017471, based in Ichalkaranji, Maharashtra. The registration is genuine and confirmed directly on the firm’s own site. What is not finished is the site itself. Its homepage currently displays unedited template placeholder text, standard Lorem ipsum filler sentences, still live and visible

Financial influencer verification checklist showing how to verify a finfluencer before trusting stock market advice

Before Trusting a Financial Influencer on Social Media

Featured in major financial publications, followed by thousands, and running what looked like an education business. SEBI still impounded Rs 53.67 crore from one such finfluencer for running unregistered investment advisory disguised as a trading school. A large following and media coverage say nothing about SEBI registration. Before you follow the next big finance account,

Prabhat Mittal

Prabhat Mittal: SEBI Registration, and a Subscription Process With No Direct Payment Option

Prabhat Mittal has held SEBI Research Analyst registration INH000001915 since 12 October 2015, based in Bhopal, Madhya Pradesh, one of the longer-standing individual registrations reviewed on this site. The registration is genuine, and the pricing behind it is comfortably compliant with the SEBI fee cap. What is worth knowing before you subscribe is that there

Stock split bonus issue rumor checklist showing how investors can verify SME corporate action news before buying

Before Believing News of a Stock Split or Bonus Issue

A company announces glowing news, then a bonus issue, then a stock split, all in quick succession. Retail investors pile in on the excitement, pushing the price higher. SEBI has flagged this exact sequence as a recurring manipulation pattern in SME stocks. By the time the price peaks, promoters are already selling into the rally.

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