Shares CFDs (Contracts for Difference) are financial instruments that permit traders to speculate on the price movements of specific Stocks or Shares without owning the underlying assets. Rather of purchasing or selling the shares themselves, traders engage into an arrangement with a broker to swap the difference in stock value between the dates the contract is opened and closed.

• Stock trading is the purchase and sale of company shares on stock exchanges such as the NYSE or NASDAQ. You benefit from changes in stock prices.
• Forex trading entails buying and selling currencies on the foreign exchange market. You profit on price movements between other currencies.

• Noor Capital provides exclusive seminars, workshops, and video lectures on online Stock trading and investing that can assist both newbie traders and seasoned investors.
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Here is the step-by-step process:

• Choose a brokerage platform (e.g., Noor Capital)
• Open a trading account by submitting KYC documents (Emirates ID, passport, proof of address) and fund it via bank transfer, card.
• Research stocks using broker tools, select stocks from sectors like real estate, banks, telecom, and place trades (Market, Limit, or Stop orders).
• Monitor investments with real-time data and alerts.
• Withdraw profits via bank transfer.
• No personal income tax on profits in the UAE.

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• Trade Stocks: Buying and selling stocks regularly, usually for short-term gains.
• Buy Stocks: Simply purchasing equities for the purpose of owning them without regard for time constraints.
• Invest in Stocks: Purchasing stocks with the intention of holding them for the long term, with the goal of increasing profits or receiving dividends over time.

Noor Capital offers a wide range of stocks from a variety of global markets, including the UK, EU, and US stock markets. You can trade stocks from prominent companies such as Netflix, NVIDIA, Microsoft, Tesla, Amazon, and Apple all while residing in the UAE. Our Noor Capital team is here to guide you on how to get started and invest in the stock markets!

Opening a Long Position:

You think that the price of Company X's stock (now trading at $100) will increase. You open a purchase position with 10 CFDs (1 CFD equals one share). You pay $100 per share. The price increases to $110 per share. You close your position for a profit of $10 per share. Profit: 10 CFDs multiplied by $10 (price rise) = $100 profit.

Opening a Short Position:

You believe the value of Company X's shares (now trading at $100) will decline. You open a selling position for ten CFDs. You sell for $100 per share. The price falls to $90 per share. You close your position for a profit of $10 per share. Profit: 10 CFDs multiplied by $10 (price decrease) = $100 profit.

• Dubai Financial Market (DFM): The most popular and renowned stock exchange located in Dubai, founded in 2000, that trades a wide range of domestic and foreign equities and securities, with 178 listings.
• Dubai International Financial Centre (DIFC): One of the most advanced global financial hubs in the MEASA region, it is a special economic zone operating since 2004 and regulated by the DFSA.
• Abu Dhabi Securities Exchange (ADX): The only major stock exchange in Abu Dhabi, established in November 2000 and running with 148 listings

• Create a Trading Plan: Before making any trades, define your entry/exit points, risk tolerance, and goals.
• Practice Proper Risk Management: Use stop losses, diversify your portfolio, and never bet too much on a single trade.
• Avoid Emotional Trading: Don't let greed or fear influence your decisions; adhere to your approach.
• Undertake Your Own Investigation: Instead of relying on tips or rumours, consult trustworthy sources and undertake thorough investigation.
• Be patient and disciplined: Maintain a balance of short-term and long-term trading techniques and avoid excessive trading.