🧯 17 Stocks, 1 Pattern: Pump, Dump & Disappear — Bachke rehna with these companies

🧯 17 Stocks, 1 Pattern: Pump, Dump & Disappear — Bachke rehna with these companies

EduInvesting | 15 May 2025

Forget multibaggers. Welcome to the world of multi-launderers — a jungle where “balance sheets” are optional, promoters vanish faster than your crush on Valentine’s, and SEBI plays moral science teacher trying to tame the classroom.

We’re talking about a list of 17 SME companies that have raised eyebrows, sparked rallies, and set off alarms louder than your 7AM intraday loss.

Let’s break it down, Edu-style.


🧨 The Suspect List: Who’s Throwing Pump Parties?

Here’s our roll call of companies suspected of:

  • Pump and dump artistry 🪜⬆️⬇️
  • Balance sheet stand-up comedy 🎭
  • “Our business is our secret” attitude 🤐

🎯 List includes:
Kore Digital, RBM Infra, Nirman Agri, Thomas Scott, Nibe, Aerpace, Mercury EV, Taylor Made, Owais Metals, Gujarat Toolroom, Slone, Silicon Rental, Dynamic Services, Mehai, SAR Tele, Tera, Stallion.


🚩 Red Flag #1: Gujarat Toolroom — Sab Golmaal Hai

Profit up 5000%? Either they found gold in their backyard or someone is cooking books on high flame.

  • Declared massive YoY profits with zero visibility into business segments
  • Promoters own 74.93%. Public, go cry in the comments.
  • Bonus issue announcement + price spike = classic pump signal

Edu verdict: Looks less like a toolroom, more like a smoke room.


🚩 Red Flag #2: RBM Infracon — ESM Se Behal

  • Under Enhanced Surveillance (Stage II) – means SEBI basically said, “Don’t touch this.”
  • Stock ran faster than Usain Bolt during IPO, then halted, reversed, and confused everyone.

Edu quote of the day: “RBM = Rapid Boom, Mahadump.”


🚩 Red Flag #3: Mercury EV — EV for Emergency Exit?

  • SEBI pushed it to ESM-II, allowing trades only weekly via auction.
  • Investors stuck like WiFi in Indian Railways.
  • Company crying foul. We cry foul play.

Fun fact: Their EV division is powered more by FOMO than lithium-ion.


⚠️ High Drama Stocks

🔸 Nirman Agri Genetics — Seeds of Doubt

  • Huge rally post IPO. Now showing signs of fatigue.
  • Questionable fundamentals for the valuation.
  • Promoter holding? Suspiciously sticky at 70%+.

🔸 Thomas Scott — Insider Party

  • Buy today, sell tomorrow — promoters doing tango with disclosures.
  • Fluctuating volumes and unclear growth story.

We ask: Is this company about fashion or fast exits?


🔍 Others Under SEBI’s Glare (or Ours)

CompanyRed Flag Highlights
SloneFinancials are as empty as an influencer’s reel script
Silicon RentalOvervalued without a tech backbone
Dynamic ServicesInvolved in SEBI adjudication orders
Mehai TechSame SEBI list, different day
SAR TeleSounding like telecom, performing like an expired SIM
Tera SoftwareWeak delivery, slow growth, loud moves
Owais MetalsIPO boom. Now a ghost town
Taylor MadeBusiness unclear. But tailor-made for dumping?
AerpaceAerospace dreams, chillar execution
Stallion IndiaNot galloping. Just circling in circuit trap
Kore DigitalKore idea missing. But stock says “moon chalo!”

🧠 EduInvesting Analysis: The Pattern is the Plot

All these companies follow the same Pump-Template:

  1. Small-cap IPO (usually ₹10–₹50 crore)
  2. Shareholding: 70–75% promoters, 25% public
  3. Few quarters of magical profit surge
  4. Price hits 3x, 5x, 10x 🚀
  5. Insider selloff / bonus issue / split
  6. 📉 Downward spiral, investor forums filled with “SEBI kuch karo”

🛡️ How to Spot the Scam (Before You Cry in DMs)

Red FlagWhat to Watch For
🚩 Unrealistic profit growth5000% profit in one year? Sus.
🚩 Low float + big spikesRecipe for manipulation
🚩 ESM or GSM listingsSEBI already warning you
🚩 No actual business talkWebsite has 2 pages and 4 typos
🚩 Promoters dumping sharesInsider selling = exit gate

📢 Final EduVerdict: Invest or Investigate?

These aren’t stocks. They’re lottery tickets with balance sheets.

We’re not saying all are frauds. But we are saying this:

If your stock is up 700% and you don’t understand what they do —
they probably don’t either.

Stay safe, stay cynical, and remember:

A stock that goes up for no reason will crash will crash for no reason


    Prashant Marathe

    https://eduinvesting.in

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