"Trading is not just about strategies, it's about support and knowledge," says Adel Al Shammari, CEO of Wafra Trade. "In a world where scams are common, we're building a safe and honest place for traders to learn and grow.
At Wafra Trade, we teach traders how to understand the forex market. It's not just a company; it's a community where people learn about trading without worries.
Wafra Trade's Story
Wafra Trade is part of Wafra Gulf from Kuwait, which was founded in 2001.
Wafra Gulf is being supervised by Central Bank of Kuwait and Money Laundry Committee.
In the last two years, Wafra Trade has been educating and supporting traders in Qatar with knowledge and advice. Wafra Trade is not a brokerage. It's a place for learning and practicing in forex trading. Think of it like a majelis, where people come to learn. We offer seminars and one-on-one support to teach about trading.
Our main topics are technical analysis, managing risks and money, and understanding the trader's mindset. Our goal is to make traders knowledgeable and confident.
Throughout 2 years thousands of people attended our seminars and got as much knowledge and support as possible.
We are welcoming anyone who is interested to know more about Forex Markets!
Important advice for beginners and advanced traders
1. Focus on Education: Gaining knowledge about the Forex market is key, whether you are a beginner or an experienced trader. Take advantage of educational resources like seminars, online courses, and books to understand market dynamics and trading strategies better.
2. Check your broker: Before starting your trading journey, thoroughly research and verify your broker. Make sure that they are reputable, regulated, and provide transparent and honest trading conditions. This step is important to avoid scams and ensure that your investments are in safe hands.
3. Avoid trading with essential funds: Never trade with money that you can't afford to lose, especially funds needed for essentials like rent, bills, or groceries. Trading always carries risk, and using money earmarked for important personal expenses can lead to unnecessary financial stress and poor decision-making.
4. Implement Risk Management: Practice serious risk management by using tools like stop-loss orders to protect your capital. Set clear limits on how much you are willing to risk per trade and stick to these boundaries, regardless of market temptations.
5. Keep Emotions Under Control: Trading can be an emotional rollercoaster. It's crucial to maintain discipline and not let fear, greed, or excitement dictate your trading decisions. This is important for both new and seasoned traders to ensure consistent decision-making.
