3i Research operates as a SEBI registered individual Research Analyst, not a company, run entirely by one proprietor rather than a larger team. That distinction matters before you commit ₹1,00,000 or more to any of its subscription plans. This 3i Research review walks through the registration, what the practice actually offers, what its own disclosures […]
You saw an accuracy claim online. Maybe 90%. Maybe 95%. It sounded too good to check twice. That’s exactly how thousands of retail traders ended up trusting Meeshika Vishwakarma and Sai Proficient Research Investment Advisory, right up until SEBI’s own investigation revealed what was actually happening behind those numbers. Beginners are drawn in by promises
Most traders assume a SEBI registration means the advisor is playing by the rules. The case of SEBI action against Amit Guruh Sachdeva puts that assumption to the test. Amit Guruh Sachdeva is not some anonymous Telegram tipster. He is a registered Research Analyst running Stock Benefits Financial Services from Lucknow, the kind of setup
Can you trust Siddhant Suresh Chandan? That is one important question every trader should ask before following anyone’s advice. Every trader has, at some point, come across a market “expert” online claiming to predict winning trades with confidence. Telegram channels filled with profit screenshots, premium groups promising accuracy, and sales pitches that make success look
“Guaranteed monthly profits with zero risk.” That single sentence has trapped thousands of investors across India recently. Many fake advisors now use Telegram and WhatsApp groups to promote unrealistic trading promises daily. Their screenshots look convincing, and their confidence sounds completely genuine at first. That is exactly why understanding how to report assured return claims
One aggressive trading call can destroy months of hard-earned savings within hours. Yet thousands of traders still follow risky market tips without questioning the advisor properly. Screenshots showing massive profits often hide painful losses and dangerous trading strategies underneath. Many advisors create urgency because emotional traders usually make faster and riskier financial decisions. That is
Why SEBI Took Action Against Trade Nexa Research became a major question after SEBI’s Adjudicating Officer passed an order against Trade Nexa Research Investment Advisor in August 2025. Trade Nexa Research had built an image as a reliable investment advisor for investors across India. However, SEBI identified multiple compliance failures under the SEBI Investment Advisers
Arun N complaints started surfacing after traders came across premium Telegram channels filled with profit screenshots, high accuracy claims, and promises that made success look guaranteed. At first, everything feels exciting: a few winning trades appear, subscribers share profits, and the analyst sounds highly confident. But when losses begin, many traders start questioning the promises,
If you follow the world of SEBI-registered research analysts in India, you may have come across the name Options King Research Analyst. Recently, SEBI passed an adjudication order against this firm. And as a retail investor, it is worth understanding what happened, why it matters, and what lessons you can take away. Let’s break it
Have you searched for Amit Guruh Sachdeva complaints after facing losses from trading calls or advisory services? If yes, many other traders share similar concerns. Many investors trust confident sales pitches, polished branding, and SEBI registration claims. However, registration alone does not guarantee complete compliance or service quality. In August 2025, SEBI imposed a penalty
If you are a beginner trader, you may have seen Telegram channels claiming high accuracy or unbelievably high returns. For a beginner trader, these things look extremely tempting, which is exactly why the Arun N guaranteed returns controversy gained so much attention in the stock market industry. Arun N complaints became a topic of discussion
If you’ve been searching online asking, “is Amit Guruh Sachdeva SEBI registered?”, you’re not alone. For most traders and investors, SEBI registration is the first thing they check before trusting any stock market advisor. That single label creates a sense of credibility and reassurance that the advisor operates under regulatory oversight. But people often ignore
