📉 “This Is How NSE, BSE, and SEBI Protect Big Companies from Your Tweets”

Because in India, free speech ends where the stock chart begins.

EduInvesting exposes the hilarious, terrifying truth about market manipulation, influencers, and social media gags.


🎬 Scene 1: The Tweet That Got You Banned from Trading

Imagine this:
You post:

“Zomato results look weak. Could fall 10% tomorrow.”
Boom. Your X (Twitter) account gets restricted.
Zomato doesn’t fall.
But you do — into SEBI’s DMs.

Welcome to SEBI’s “Speech is Silver, Silence is Gold” regulation strategy.


📉 The New Reality of Indian Markets

PlatformRisk of Ban
🧵 Twitter/XYes
🎥 YouTubeYes
📸 InstagramSomehow, yes
🧑‍⚖️ LinkedInOnly if you’re too honest in IPO analysis

If you have more than 100 followers, your words may now be considered “market moving commentary.”
If you’re wrong = “market manipulation”
If you’re right = “how did you know?”


🛑 What SEBI/NSE/BSE Are Now Doing

🚫 1. Gagging Tweets Before Earnings

  • Retailers tweeting
  • “this stock looks weak” during earnings = flagged
  • One guy said, “Adani Wilmar looks overpriced”
    • His X account? Banned
    • His Demat? Under “investigation” (source: forums)

🚨 2. Monitoring Finfluencers

  • New SEBI circular: All “investment advice” must come from registered RIAs
  • But what counts as advice? “I’m buying XYZ stock today” = Advice? 🤷
    “Not a recommendation” in bio = Not enough

📄 3. Platforms Asked to Cooperate

  • NSE & BSE have officially asked X, YouTube, etc. to restrict ‘manipulative’ content
  • Many creators had videos/tweets taken down during IPOs, results season, and crashes

👀 Real Cases

CaseOutcome
Finfluencer mocked a stock pre-IPOX suspended him for 72 hours
Trader posted that “XYZ is next pump & dump”Received SEBI notice
YouTuber shared “target price ₹200”NSE flagged video for “unverified claims”
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