NSE Warns against 2 Stock Market ‘Tipsters’ Baljinder and Ankit
Moneylife Digital Team 03 June 2026
The National Stock Exchange (NSE) has issued fresh investor advisories against two individuals Baljinder, who operates social media channels under the name 'Trade with Baljinder', and Ankit, who claims to be associated with 'Ankit with Trade Academy', for allegedly offering stock market-related services without authorisation.
 
In a caution notice, NSE said it had received information that Baljinder is operating through Youtube channel named ‘TRADE WITH BALJINDER’ having link ‘https://www.youtube.com/@TradeWithBaljinder’  and a Telegram channel of the same name having link  ‘https://t.me/+UIduBL7A8QU0MzI1’ and is allegedly providing securities market tips, account-handling services and promises of assured or guaranteed returns to investors.
 
According to the Exchange, Baljinder is also asking investors to share their login IDs and passwords, a practice that could expose investors to financial fraud and unauthorised transactions.
 
In a separate advisory, NSE cautioned investors against Ankit, who claiming to be associated with an entity named ‘Ankit with Trade Academy’ operating through mobile number ‘7858948314’, Youtube Channel named ‘Ankit With Trade’ having link ‘https://www.youtube.com/@AnkitWithTrade’, Facebook Channel named ‘Ankit Raj’ having link ‘https://www.facebook.com/share/1BWdLvVT6o/’, Telegram Channel named “ANKITWITH TRADE” having link ‘https://t.me/ankitwithtrade001’ is providing securities market tips and account handling services on investment in securities market.
 
NSE noted that neither Baljinder nor Ankit is registered as a member or an authorised person of any registered member of the Exchange. Investors have, therefore, been advised to verify the credentials of any individual or entity before engaging with them for investment-related services.
 
The Exchange reiterated that any person or entity offering indicative, assured or guaranteed returns in the stock market is acting contrary to regulatory norms. Investors should be wary of such claims, particularly when they are circulated through social media platforms and messaging applications.
 
NSE also warned investors never to share trading account credentials, including user IDs and passwords, with anyone claiming to manage accounts or generate profits on their behalf. Such information can be misused to execute unauthorised trades or transfer funds.
 
The Exchange reminded investors that participation in such unauthorised schemes is entirely at their own risk and that these schemes are neither approved nor endorsed by NSE. Any losses arising from such arrangements may leave investors with limited recourse.
 
Further, NSE clarified that investors involved in such prohibited schemes may not be eligible for exchange-administered investor protection benefits, dispute resolution mechanisms or grievance redressal facilities. The exchange urged investors to use its 'Know/Locate Your Stock Broker' facility to verify the registration status of brokers and authorised persons before investing.
 
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