A number of websites have cropped up, trying to lure investors with dubious claims of more than 100% returns—why are the regulators silent?
Speak Asia is not the only company luring thousands of people with dubious claims and the promise of extraordinary returns. The legitimate options & futures trading market of the National Stock Exchange (NSE) is a happy hunting ground for shoddy online tip-sheets, luring the gullible.
The Internet is flooded with websites claiming accurate tips, as high as 99% in trading in Nifty Futures & Options, etc. These portals are luring people to subscribe to their various plans—which is nothing but virtual gambling.
Most of the trades are usually in the Nifty and individual stock options where average trading volumes on the NSE are about Rs1,00,000 crore per day. Of these, index options account for 65% of total volume.
A Google search throws up dozens of websites promising huge returns through their tip-sheets, but market regulators seem to be unaware of these portals.
The modus operandi of all these tip-sheet portals is similar. They claim 99% accuracy, provide various stock options plans on (weekly or yearly) subscription. On an average, two-three 'tips' are delivered via mobile text messages. A few punters deliver tips using online chat rooms.
There are many more websites making such claims—Here are a few:
Obviously, if generating such high market returns was so easy, investors all across India-and around the globe-will be flocking to Mumbai. The blatant dubiousness of these claims is obvious even with a cursory glance at these sites. But a few might just bite the bait. The moot point is, while a Google search can throw up so many sites, why are the regulators silent?
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No one can make money in Options - sometimes you make to lose the very next time or at a latter date
Some are advertising returns of 200-300 percent per month
this means that trader can convert Rs 1 lakh into 5314 crore in one year
This is just absurd
ref:http://nse2rich.com/98-accurate-intraday-sure-shot-nifty-tips-get-free-trial-of-stock-tips-are-they-real/
If the guy is so good, why not earn from the market itself.
And if he/she is so good, share the calls for free (since money would already have been made from the markets
Hope, the foolish followers understand this point
Probably 100s of such websites
Another one I know of is http://www.moneymunch.com/our-service/
is Income Tax department keeping a tab of these websites and the earnings? The account numbers where deposits have to be made are openly available