Karan Narendra Dixit is not a company. He’s a single individual, registered with SEBI in his own name, running a research brand called MarketPulse Research Services. That distinction matters more than it might first appear, because several details on the website built around his registration point in a direction the registration itself doesn’t support, and […]
Not one individual pricing plan on MarketPulse Research’s website is sold on a full year basis. Every plan runs 7, 15, 30, or 90 days. That structure alone is worth pausing on before you look at a single price. Short duration plans feel lower commitment to a new client. Once you annualise what they actually
Karan had no trading experience and had been persuaded, after repeated calls, to open a demat account with a large brokerage. He was assured the firm’s own team would handle his trading, and he was connected with a relationship manager entrusted to operate his account directly. That relationship manager began using margin facilities to take
Five Google reviews describe the same sequence. Promising calls before payment. Silence after. Not one reviewer describes a random disappointing experience. Each account follows the same arc: initial calls that appear profitable, payment made, and then complete unresponsiveness from the firm. One reviewer lost Rs. 50,000. Another paid Rs. 30,000 for a package that produced
Groen Research Solutions LLP is a Research Analyst entity, and if you arrived here from a Google search or an MCA lookup, the name likely surprised you. Most investors who interact with this firm know it as SPEQ Research, or encounter its GRSL App, or see the My Research Book brand. All three of those
Pranav’s advisory relationship with a firm registered as a Research Analyst rested on a basic misrepresentation early on. He was told the markets operated twenty-four hours a day, a claim used to justify constant engagement and near-continuous trading pressure. This was not a minor exaggeration. Markets operate within defined hours, and a claim suggesting otherwise
Finclave complaints filed through SEBI’s official disclosure show a clean record on paper, five complaints received and five resolved in the most recent reporting year. That number alone is not the most useful thing on this page. Finclave’s own published pricing places its Yearly research plan at Rs 1,77,000, above SEBI’s Rs 1,51,000 annual fee
Finclave positions itself as an algo trading platform, and one detail in its own public record is worth understanding before you look at anything else. The brand describes itself as operating on over eight years of expertise, yet its formal SEBI registration took effect only in August 2025. That gap alone does not tell you
If you have a complaint against Livelong Wealth, the first thing to know is that you are not filing against the company name. You are filing against an individual. Hariprasad K holds SEBI Research Analyst registration INH200009351 in his personal name, not in the name of Livelong Wealth or Livelong Technologies Private Limited. This distinction
Hariprasad K holds a genuine SEBI Research Analyst registration and that is confirmed directly from the SEBI portal. The registration is perpetual and verifiable. What is equally worth reading is what his own website, LinkedIn, Instagram, and app store listing reveal about the business built around that registration. Four specific concerns appear in his own
Bhaskar was introduced to a broker through a friend and opened a demat account with an initial deposit of ₹3,00,000. At the time of opening, he was assured a fixed monthly return of three percent, an annualised figure well beyond anything a genuine market-linked return could reliably promise. He paid ₹5,000 in account management fees,
Gouranga was contacted by a representative of a firm registered with SEBI as an Investment Adviser, who described the company as an established, SEBI-approved player in financial advisory. A demo trade showing a small profit followed shortly after. He paid ₹3,000 as an initial registration fee. No disclosure document, no signed agreement, no risk profiling
