BSE warns investors, stay away from fake experts; Otherwise your hard earned money may be lost.

BSE Warning To Investor: BSE, the major stock exchange of the Indian stock market, on Tuesday warned investors to be cautious of those giving investment advice without registration. Bombay Stock Exchange said in an official release that a person named Aditya Rishabh Mishra was providing investment and trading related advice and services without SEBI registration. BSE has asked investors to stay away from offers made by such people.

According to BSE, Aditya Rishabh Mishra is providing services like investment advice, trading suggestions and managing trading accounts of others without registering with SEBI, which is against the law.

BSE warned investors

BSE clearly stated that this person is neither a member of BSE nor an authorized representative of any registered member. BSE advised investors to first check the information of any broker, investment advisor or research analyst by visiting the BSE website. Investors have also been warned not to share their user ID, password or other trading information with anyone. Letting someone else run your account can be very risky.

Use SEBI portal

BSE said that investors do not get any security or complaint resolution facility by investing in such illegal schemes. If any loss occurs, it is the investor’s own responsibility. BSE has repeatedly asked investors to avail investment security and complaint resolution services only through the SEBI portal.

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Fraud through fake certificate

SEBI had also recently warned that some people and institutions are disguising themselves by showing fake certificates. registered with sebi They tell and deceive people. To prevent wrong activities in the market, SEBI has also created a market intelligence portal, where people can give information about the irregularities happening in the share market. SEBI has also made a rule that its registered brokers or agents cannot promote or be associated with unregistered entities in any way.