Beware of Fake News in the Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE)!
Are you navigating the exciting world of Nepalese stock market investments? It’s crucial to stay informed and protect yourself from potential scams. The Nepal Stock Exchange (NEPSE) has issued a critical warning about the spread of misleading information and unauthorized content circulating on social media platforms.
This alert is for all stock market investors in Nepal. The NEPSE has observed a surge in deceptive practices, including the dissemination of fake stock tips, share recommendations, counterfeit videos/audios, and other false claims related to the stock market. These activities can significantly impact the confidence of investors and potentially lead to financial losses.
The official NEPSE clarifies that it does not offer advice on buying or selling securities. It does not guarantee returns, nor does it specify the purchase or sale prices. Therefore, any such content encountered on social media is considered highly misleading and unauthorized. Always remember to verify information through the NEPSE’s official website and its recognized social media channels.
The NEPSE is taking action against those who unlawfully use its name or create websites, apps, or chat groups with names similar to NEPSE. These actions are considered illegal.
Investors are strongly advised against making stock market transactions based on rumors, unofficial chat groups (including Clubhouse and Telegram), or other unverified sources. Never share your personal details or passwords with any unofficial apps, pages, or groups that misuse the NEPSE name, logo, or building images.
If you come across any suspicious content related to the Nepalese stock market, immediately report it to NEPSE. You can submit screenshots or links to [email protected] to help combat the spread of false information and protect other investors. Protect your stock market investment today. Stay informed, stay safe, and always verify information from reliable sources within the Nepalese stock market. Don’t fall for NEPSE scams!
