SEBI has released a detailed report on Avadhut Sathe Trading Academy, highlighting that the institute earned ₹500–600 crore by selling trading courses since 2017. Their course prices range from ₹500 to as high as ₹6,75,000.
SEBI had already warned the academy on March 1, 2024, but the institute continued making misleading claims.
One of the example mentioned in the report:
ASTA claimed a student earned ₹2.5 lakh and bought a bike after taking their course, but SEBI found that the same student actually had a loss of ₹17,000.
SEBI also analyzed the trading results of students who took ASTA courses — 65% of them were in losses, totaling nearly ₹2 crore.
Due to these findings, SEBI has banned Avadhut Sathe and all individuals involved in promoting or teaching misleading trading courses from participating in the stock market.
Kotak released an analysis report based on Kaynes Technology’s annual report, highlighting seven key concerns. After this report came out, the stock dropped 13% on the same day and is now down nearly 30% for the month.
Kaynes responded with an official clarification, answering all the points raised by Kotak.
However, the questions raised in the report made many investors feel that the stock was trading at expensive valuations, which triggered heavy selling pressure despite the company’s explanation.
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