LIVELONG HARI presents itself as a SEBI-registered research analyst's channel (registration INH200009351, under the name Hariprasad K) distributing what it calls free trading calls for Bank Nifty, Nifty, commodities and equities on the Indian markets. The about section points to a disclaimer page on livelongwealth.in and lists a separate contact handle, @llwalphatrader, for anything beyond the signals themselves, alongside a blunt no-refund notice.
Beyond that profile text, there is nothing to go on. Every one of the fifteen most recent posts pulled from this channel returns the same placeholder — "This message couldn't be displayed on your device due to copyright infringement" — with no call, commentary, chart, or price level visible behind it. That is not a gap in the sample; it is the entire retrievable history for this stretch, so there is no way to judge the accuracy of past calls, the frequency of genuine signals, the trading style, or whether the "free" calls are followed by paid upsells elsewhere.
What's missing: everything that would make this a reviewable trading channel — no visible track record, no sample calls, no risk disclosures beyond the linked page, and no way to confirm the SEBI registration corresponds to the content actually being posted here.
Honest take: the stated credentials, a named and numbered SEBI registration, are a more concrete signal than most free-signals channels offer, and worth checking directly against SEBI's own register before trusting anything downstream. But with every sampled post blocked, this review cannot speak to the substance of the calls themselves, only to the fact that the channel presents itself formally while its actual output was unreadable in every post examined. Anyone considering it should verify the registration independently and treat the no-refund line as a sign that paid services exist beyond what the free posts show.