Did you receive a call or a message that promised a clear path to better returns and felt reassuring? The relationship manager named specific stocks and explained why they seemed likely to grow. You listened because the advice sounded personal and matched your goals and fears. So you trusted them and invested your money, hoping […]
So you have been hearing about Yash Garg Academy and wondering whether it is the real deal. Maybe a friend mentioned it, or you came across one of its Telegram channels promising big returns. Either way, you are right to do your research before spending any money. Here is what you need to know upfront:
Shivprasad Pattiya complaints have put SEBI on high alert across Indian securities markets. Thousands of retail investors lose their hard-earned savings to WhatsApp-based fake algo trading schemes every single day. SEBI investigated this case thoroughly and found documented losses of nearly Rs. 4.83 crore across 54 complainants. This blog breaks down exactly who Shivprasad Pattiya
Zero loss algo trading claims flood WhatsApp groups, Telegram channels, and social media feeds every single day. Thousands of retail investors trust these promises and hand over their trading credentials to strangers. SEBI has investigated multiple cases where such claims led to documented, engineered investor losses running into crores. The increasing number of algo trading
If you have ever followed a stock tip on Telegram or paid someone to “handle” your trading account, this case is going to feel uncomfortably familiar. SEBI recently passed an order against Mr. Yash Garg, the proprietor of Yash Trading Academy and the details are a textbook lesson in how unregistered operators work, and what
The risks of following unverified stock tips are far greater than most retail investors realise. Every day, investors act on Telegram, WhatsApp, Instagram, and YouTube stock tips without asking one key question: who is giving this advice, and are they legally allowed to? You receive a message: “Buy XYZ at ₹120. Target ₹180. Guaranteed profit.”
The SEBI order against Eqwires Research Analyst highlights how even registered market entities can face regulatory action over alleged compliance and advisory-related violations. Many investors assume that a SEBI registration guarantees trustworthy conduct, but regulatory orders often show that registration alone does not eliminate investor risk. If you are researching the SEBI order against Eqwires
How AI Courses Mislead Investors becomes clear the moment you open Instagram or YouTube and see pitches around AI-powered trading and machine learning systems promising massive profits. Many of these courses rely less on transparent education and more on exaggerated claims, high-pressure sales tactics, and zero accountability when investors suffer losses. Understanding how these schemes
Have you ever trusted a Telegram Channel with your hard-earned money? You open Telegram one morning. A channel you follow flashes a message: “BUY NOW, this stock is going to 10X. Upper circuit guaranteed!” Your heart races. Your finger hovers over the screen. You think, what if this is the one? What if I miss
The list of Telegram Channels Banned by SEBI in 2026 is a critical topic today. Thousands of retail investors in India join Telegram groups promising “jackpot calls,” “sure-shot intraday tips,” and “100–200% returns.” Most lose money. Some lose everything. By the time action is taken, the damage is done. This blog lists Telegram channels banned
You joined a Telegram channel. Then you paid for stock tips. Soon after, losses hit. Now the admin vanished. Worse, they blocked you. This is exactly when a Complaint against unregistered telegram channel matters. Many investors in India face this every year. However, you still have options. So, take control, and this blog shows you
It usually starts with one “accurate” stock tip on Telegram, and before you realise it, you are trusting a complete stranger with your money. These groups are designed to build confidence first and then slowly push you towards bigger investments. By the time doubts appear, the money is already gone, and the group either disappears
