> Because someone called out Bloomberg publishing an incorrect article regarding India recently
Is this mischaracterisation deliberate, or did you fail to understand their comment?
It’s the bizarre, obviously dishonest dismissal of the most respected source in the industry as “foreign news peddlers” that stands out. Bloomberg retracting a story they got wrong is just good practice.
Again. Be better. Even if you disagree with the person you had no excuse for being such a vile person. Look inwards and fix yourself.
> And SEBI is a trusted entity for most Indians
Given how the Indian markets are structured, that’s just incredibly funny.
It almost seems insulting to Indians to suggest this. Why would Indian people trust SEBI when their markets are mostly focused on options gambling?
I feel like the reasonable, not-racist thing to assume is that Indian people who are familiar with the financial markets do not trust SEBI. Anything else would be implying that Indians are somehow inherently stupid.
Indian markets are r/wallstreebets on steroids https://www.ft.com/content/398fde10-6e63-4b01-b834-1897d6265...
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2026-02-26/india-equ...