Shouldn't investors ask the so-called "Market experts" for compensation in case they rely on their so-called expert opinion to invest in stocks and suffer losses.As seen, on April 25 and July 4, Mr. A.. advised investors to purchase DHFL, etc.
Within barely two months there is a complete turnaround with the same Mr. A.. advising investors to sell DHFL and the stock dropping 45%.
Isn't it time SEBI and the other regulatory authorities look into such "Market experts" advices?
