Markets regulator Sebi on Monday cautioned investors against taking investment decisions based on "live trading strategies" or "real-time strategies" offered on social media platforms, saying such sessions may involve unregistered investment advisory services. The regulator said it has come to its notice that certain individuals on social media platforms are offering real-time tips on taking positions in the stock market through live trading sessions. "These persons portray themselves as experts in the securities market, provide detailed analysis of when to invest, when to exit, strategies to be followed and the positions to be taken on market indices," Sebi said in a press release. The regulator said some of these individuals claim to trade in real time while showcasing the performance of their trades, market patterns based on live data and the targets they expect to be achieved. Sebi also pointed out that such live trading sessions are being viewed by a substantial number of peop
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Sebi cautions investors against 'live trading strategies' on social media
Markets regulator Sebi on Monday cautioned investors against taking investment decisions based on live trading strategies or real-time strategies offered on social media platforms, saying such sessions may involve…
Markets regulator Sebi on Monday cautioned investors against taking investment decisions based on live trading strategies or real-time strategies offered on social media platforms, saying.
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