In a recent advisory, SEBI warned investors about the growing risks of trading unlisted shares on unauthorized platforms. While these markets promise early access to high-growth companies, they often operate without regulation — exposing investors to fraud, loss of capital, and legal penalties. This post explains SEBI’s alert, outlines the dangers of unregulated trading, and shares simple ways to protect your investments. Stick to authorized exchanges like NSE or BSE, verify

History proves that even in times of war and crisis, Indian markets bounce back with remarkable strength. From the Kargil War in 1999 to the Pulwama and Balakot events in 2019, the Nifty has consistently shown quick recoveries—averaging a 4.7% gain within a month after major conflicts. While short-term dips are normal, long-term investors who stay calm often come out stronger. This post explores how India’s markets have weathered past crises and why resilience, patience, and

Inflation is usually bad for the stock market as people spend less and move to safer assets. However, some sectors like consumer and essential goods stay strong. People always need food and daily-use items, so such stocks often remain steady even in tough times.