Following live trading strategies on social media? Sebi has a warning for you

Sebi, the Indian securities regulator, has issued a warning to investors about relying on live trading strategies and real-time stock tips shared on social media. This warning is significant because it highlights the potential risks of unregistered advisory services being offered through social media platforms. Investors should be cautious when following such advice, as it may not be regulated or supervised by a reputable authority.

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Sebi's warning against relying on live trading strategies on social media may lead to increased caution among investors. However, the impact on the overall market is likely to be limited.

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