Ever wondered if that SEBI registration actually means anything?
Here’s the truth. A license doesn’t automatically equal trustworthiness.
And this is what is revealed from Love Sharma’s trader review. Let’s get into the details of his advisory services, what it means for traders, and ways to raise a complaint against the advisory.
Love Sharma Research Analyst
Love Sharma SEBI registered holds number INH000011893 under Amaradarsh Research and Analytics.
He provides advisory services to over 2,000 monthly subscribers. His platform includes webinars, live sessions, and real-time market updates.
However, registration alone doesn’t guarantee ethical practices.
Based on his social media presence, Love Sharma operates across multiple platforms:
Active on:
- Instagram (@traderlove27) – 17K+ followers
- Twitter/X (@TWLCommunity24)
- YouTube for analysis videos
- Telegram groups for forex and Indian markets
- WhatsApp communities
His batches include: Nifty Live Batch (9-10 AM), Gold XAU Batch (5-7 PM), Bundle packages with discounts.
Love Sharma Trader Complaints
We decided to investigate Love Sharma’s services firsthand. Our team enrolled as regular users to understand what subscribers actually receive.
Enrollment details:
- Student name: Aseem Juneja
- Membership date: 29th August 2024
- Amount paid: ₹7,200 (including GST)
- Platform: TWL app
We didn’t execute any trades. Our goal was simple – observe and document.
What did we find?
Services Provided to Students
According to the settlement document, Love Sharma’s TWL platform offers:
- Daily trading calls – Live sessions for Nifty and Gold trading with entry points and stop-loss instructions.
- Locked Trades concept – Small traders pay fees to access specific trade instructions. These include clear lot sizes and stop-loss levels.
- Student performance posting – The app allows students to share their trading results. Love Sharma’s team responds to these updates.
- WhatsApp updates – Daily performance updates managed by interns like Sahil.
Sounds professional, right?
But violations emerged during our enrollment period.
Love Sharma Arbitration Case
One of the clients registered a complaint against Love Sharma with us.
After following the steps, we filed an arbitration against him on behalf of the client.
Based on our investigation and subsequent arbitration case, here’s what we documented:
1. Assured returns advertising – According to the settlement document, Love Sharma’s TWL app and advertisements promised assured returns.
As per SEBI, no one, not even a SEBI-registered analyst can guarantee returns in trading.
2. Missing disclaimers – His advertisements lacked the required standard market risk disclaimer. Every SEBI-registered analyst must include this.
3. Incorrect license display – The TWL app showed a wrong SEBI license number. Love Sharma admitted this was a one-digit error during arbitration.
4. Conflict of interest with Dhan – According to the settlement records, Love Sharma earns 30% commission from Dhan (Moneylicious Securities) as their authorized person. He allegedly promotes this platform without proper disclosure.
5. Exness promotion – Love Sharma promoted Exness trading platform. RBI has flagged this platform for Indian users.
6. Section 24.1 violation – Using the TWL app to sell subscription plans allegedly breached SEBI RA Regulations Act 2014.
7.TWL Coins system – Creating virtual currency for services raises transparency concerns. SEBI requires clear, regulated fee structures.
This is a clear sign of gamification of the money which is strictly prohibited.
8.Past performance displays – Showing selective student profits misleads new subscribers. Success stories don’t represent average outcomes.
9. Multiple Master Circular violations – The complaint documented breaches of sections 7.1.a.ii, 7.b.i, 7.b.vi, 7.b.vii, 7.c.iii, 7.c.iv, 7.1.c.xii, and 7.c.x.
We collected evidence through screenshots, audio recordings, and video documentation.
Key Outcomes
According to the settlement agreement, Love Sharma admitted his faults. He acknowledged the violations we documented.
His commitments: Follow SEBI guidelines going forward
The matter was resolved amicably. Love Sharma agreed to correct his practices.
However, one question remains: Will these changes actually happen?
And the answer is no.
Same practices are still going on through his new Instagram and Telegram group. Sounds concerning enough?
Be aware.
How to File a Complaint Against Love Sharma?
Facing issues with how to complain in SEBI about any trading advisor? Here’s where to report:
SEBI SCORES Portal
- Central complaint redressal system
- Track complaint status online
- 30-day resolution timeline
SEBI Smart ODR
- Online Dispute Resolution
- Faster alternative resolution
- For eligible cases
Before reporting:
- Document all communications
- Save payment receipts
- Screenshot promises made
- Note specific violations
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Conclusion
Love Sharma’s TWL Community presents a mixed picture. The SEBI registration is legitimate. Some users report positive experiences.
However, serious concerns exist. Promoting unauthorized foreign exchange platforms violates regulations. Alleged guaranteed return promises break SEBI rules. Platform-shifting after complaints suggests awareness of violations.
For Indian traders, the message is clear: Registration isn’t enough. Verify practices. Question promises. Protect your capital.
Stay informed. Stay cautious. And always prioritize regulatory compliance over profit promises.
Your financial security depends on it.
