[00:02] trading is. You will learn the correct way to trade from scratch to professional level. Most importantly, you will learn about the prohibited markets and transactions that you, as a Muslim, should avoid. Then, follow the last video, as it will be a comprehensive guide for anyone who has heard about trading or wants to start
[00:19] trading or wants to start Welcome, my brothers, to the Aris Telecom channel. Before we begin the video, I wanted to
[00:32] inform you that the Aris Telecom channel does not have any channel on Telegram, and any channel claiming to be affiliated with us on Telegram is not related to us in any way. As we saw in the introduction, today's video will be a comprehensive video about trading. The first thing we will start with is the
[00:48] concept of trading. Trading, my fellow citizen, simply means that you buy financial assets and then sell them. The difference between the purchase price and the selling price is your profit margin or interest. This process will be done at a loss and repeatedly. In simpler terms, trading is when you buy a
[01:06] specific asset at a price of $5.  You sell it back for $7, and the difference between the two prices is your profit. These assets you buy, my fellow citizen, can be company stocks, currencies like
[01:18] Forex or cryptocurrencies, and commodities like gold, silver, oil, wheat, and others. The idea behind trading, my fellow citizen, is to try to profit from market movements. If the
[01:31] market is expected to rise, you buy now, and when the market rises, you sell. Conversely, if the market is expected to fall and you already own this asset, you sell now and wait for the price to drop, then buy back at a lower price.
[01:49] This rise and fall in price in all financial markets and for the assets we've seen is financial markets and for the assets we've seen is determined by the principle of supply and demand, as any trader knows. If the supply is high for this asset and the demand is low, the price will fall.
[02:05] Conversely, if the supply is low and the demand is high for this asset, the price will rise. Do we understand? If not, let's discuss this in the comments. Why are people so interested in
[02:18] comments. Why are people so interested in trading these days? The answer, in short, is that people are generally interested in financial markets like the stock exchange.  Cryptocurrencies are appealing because they offer freedom of time and place. All you need is your PC or phone and a good internet connection, and
[02:34] you can trade from anywhere in the world. It sounds good, but let me explain why. Trading, like any business in the world, is subject to
[02:47] supply and demand. Trading also involves risks; you can win or you can lose. Don't expect to become a millionaire in a week. Since we said trading is similar to other businesses, a good trader is one who, firstly, understands the market they're entering;
[03:02] secondly, knows how to buy their assets at a lower price than their competitors; and thirdly, knows an approximate selling price. The crucial point, which I want you to focus on, is the difference
[03:14] between a good trader and an exceptional one. An exceptional trader, before entering any trade, implements something called risk management. They calculate what would happen if
[03:29] The percentage of loss one can tolerate and exit this trade with the least possible damage is exactly the same principle applied to trading. So, if you, my fellow citizen, are planning to enter the field of trading, and you've seen posts on Instagram or TikTok about it and thought, "Let me try trading so I can get out
[03:45] of this mess and come out in a better place," and you have no knowledge of the market, not even remotely, you don't know the right times and prices to buy, the right prices to sell, and most importantly, you don't have
[03:57] good financial management or risk management skills, then know, my fellow citizen, that you will be among the top 90% of traders, but unfortunately, those who lose their money. This is if you intend to
[04:09] lose their money. This is if you intend to invest your own money in the deals. As for those who send their money to others to trade and, in other words, send them the profits, God willing, we have made a special video for you here now about the
[04:24] real and permissible markets and transactions you can enter. And here, just pay close attention; there are many markets and transactions in trading.  Some of these markets are permissible (halal), some are forbidden (haram), and some don't even qualify for trading. These markets are generally divided into four categories. The
[04:41] first is the Forex market, or foreign exchange market. In this market, foreign currencies are exchanged for each other, for example, the Euro with the Dollar, the British Pound with the Euro, and so on. You would buy, for example, British Pounds with Euros, and
[04:57] once the price rises above your purchase price, you would sell and take your profit. Profit and loss in this market depend on the purchase price. They say that the Forex market is permissible (halal), but with conditions. The condition is that it must be traded with an
[05:11] Islamic account that does not involve interest or usury. However, this is not practically possible. Moreover, most, if not all, currencies already have interest. In addition, in the Forex market, you don't actually own the currency itself; rather, you are trading on the currency's value and the price difference between the two
[05:28] currencies. Therefore, my fellow citizen, I advise you to stay away from this market because, in short, I don't see that it this market because, in short, I don't see that it meets the conditions we have discussed. The second market has recently caused quite a stir in  Social media, specifically
[05:46] citizen, has absolutely nothing to do with trading or investment, not even remotely. It's a market investment, not even remotely. It's a market forbidden by Islamic law; it's 100% gambling and betting. I'm sure you've all come across ads, people, or content creators promoting these
[06:01] gambling apps. Among the most famous are IQ Option, Cotex, and OlmTrade, and the list goes on. Here are 10 apps that work with binary options. Use Capture; you'll
[06:14] need it. If you find an app, my fellow citizen, that's not on this list, take the app's name and go to Google to see if it's a binary options app or not. And don't even think about it!
[06:26] or not. And don't even think about it! inherently forbidden. 98% of people who enter this market lose all
[06:40] enter this market lose all their money. In short, I advise everyone to stay away from these apps. Just don't even think about it.  Before we move on to the third and fourth markets, there's a type of market you 'll hear a
[06:55] 'll hear a lot about in trading: leverage. This leverage, my fellow citizen, will multiply or increase your money. For example, if you have $100, you'll be able to enter any trade with double, triple,
[07:10] or even 30 times your initial $100. You 'll encounter this a lot in trading, but it's forbidden according to Islamic law, so don't use it. If you see leverage,
[07:22] use it. If you see leverage, run away! Understood? Understood? Now, let's move on to the third market, the stock market. To understand this market better, let's look at an example. Imagine a person named Khalid. This Khalid started a business or company and began
[07:37] making some profits. One day, he wanted to further develop his business by adding new products to the market or opening branches in other states or even countries. But Khalid didn't have enough money to extend the project or company.  So,
[07:56] who would take a percentage stake in his company. The best way for Khalid to find these investors was through the stock market. To attract these investors, Khalid had to sell a portion of his ownership. This
[08:11] his ownership. This process is called an initial public offering (IPO). In other words, Khalid was the sole owner of the company, meaning he owned 100% of its shares. To attract more investors, he decided to sell, for example, 40% of the shares.
[08:26] After selling these shares, each investor who bought them, even if they bought just each investor who bought them, even if they bought just
[08:38] In short, a share, or shares, is a unit of measurement for a partner's ownership. For example, if you buy a share of Apple, Google, or Tesla, you become an owner of one of these
[08:50] companies. Now, let's assume that this is the company that will buy the shares.  If the company operates company that will buy the shares.  If the company operates in the alcohol sector, or is involved in usury, or anything of the sort, then this transaction, or the stock you are about to buy, is definitely forbidden according to Islamic law. So, before you
[09:04] buy any stock, my fellow citizen, from any company, I advise you to thoroughly research the company and the field it operates in. Don't just stop at research; also inquire about this company from specialists and inquire about this company from specialists and scholars. If you find everything is in order, then rely on
[09:18] God. The fourth market is crypto, or digital currencies. Digital currencies are a new type of currency that are neither paper nor metal like the currencies we use daily. Rather, they are
[09:30] digital currencies, and the characteristic of these currencies is that they are decentralized. In other words, no one controls them, and all transactions made using these digital currencies are
[09:42] recorded in a large system called the blockchain. You can imagine the blockchain, my fellow citizen, as a large ledger in which all crypto transactions are stored. One of the characteristics of the
[09:54] blockchain is that it is open source, so anyone can see these transactions, but no one can change them.  The most famous of these digital currencies are Bitcoin, Ethereum, and LaSola. According to the
[10:07] global website CoinMarketCap, there are more than 15 million cryptocurrencies, each with its own specific function. Bitcoin was the first digital currency in the world and began as a means of online payment
[10:19] without the need for banks. Now, the use of digital currencies is no longer limited to online payments. People are now using them for trading, investment,
[10:31] and even money transfers. All you need is a digital wallet, and the person you're sending money to also have a digital wallet. These digital wallets are identified by their digital wallet number; they don't contain your name, phone number, or even
[10:46] your email. Sending money from one wallet to another is easy, and I explained it in this video. The easiest way to get one of these wallets is to open an account on one of the digital trading platforms we've also explained on the channel. Now, digital currencies are being
[11:02] used for real-world payments, not just digital ones. You can buy anything with them, just like you would with real currency. This is currently available in countries that support cryptocurrencies. currently available in countries that support cryptocurrencies. Digital currency trading,
[11:16] my fellow citizen, is divided into two categories. The first is trading in futures contracts, and the second is spot trading. Regarding futures contracts, many scholars say that this type of trading is highly questionable and is considered
[11:32] religiously impermissible because it involves mandatory interest and leverage. Therefore, I advise you, my fellow citizen, to avoid futures. As for spot
[11:44] trading, you can buy and sell cryptocurrencies normally, just make sure that the currencies you buy do not support usurious projects or engage in prohibited activities in general. The same applies to stocks. Before buying any currency, I advise you to research it
[12:01] thoroughly on Google to see if it is permissible (halal) or not. Regarding cryptocurrency trading platforms, you will find many, my fellow citizen. I advise you to deal with I advise you to deal with trusted platforms. The two largest, best, and safest platforms I
[12:16] recommend are Binance and Paybit.  We've explained each of them in detail on the channel. Plus, if you register using the links you find in each video, you'll get a 20%
[12:28] in each video, you'll get a 20% lifetime discount on the platform's commission. A very important note: lifetime discount on the platform's commission. A very important note: everything you heard in this video regarding everything you heard in this video regarding the markets being permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram) is just my personal interpretation of
[12:40] the markets being permissible (halal) or forbidden (haram) is just my personal interpretation of the information. And Allah knows best. Before making any decisions, don't use this video as a reference; do your own research so we don't bear any do your own research so we don't bear any responsibility. Now, how do you learn to trade as a
[12:54] beginner? The first thing we'll start with is an initial look at the market and how trading works. There are many schools and strategies, but we'll look at the easiest strategies, but we'll look at the easiest way to understand the market from the beginning. This is the chart,
[13:09] which represents market movements, showing up and down. As we the principle of supply and demand. This means there are people buying
[13:22] and people selling. In these markets, it's not just people who press the buy button.  And selling isn't just about you and me; there are algorithms, banks, and large platforms that do this
[13:34] automatically. This is what makes the market constantly rise and fall. How does this work? Let's take this condition, for example. We see the price here rising, either condition, for example. We see the price here rising, either rising significantly or dropping slightly, then
[13:49] continuing to rise. This means there's demand from buyers and supply from sellers. If the buying demand is greater than the supply, the market will rise until it reaches a point where the supply increases
[14:01] until it reaches a point where the supply increases more than the demand. The market will then correct or fall until it reaches another point where the demand increases, and the price rises with it. This rise and then correction we see is what creates opportunities for traders. They will buy at a low price and
[14:16] creates opportunities for traders. They will buy at a low price and sell at a high price. The difference between the two prices—that's what we see as profit or interest. The difference between trading and investing, my fellow citizen, is that investment is long-term, like buying Bitcoin here and then, for example,
[14:30] buying Bitcoin here and then, for example, selling in a year, two, or three, in that area. As for trading, it's short-term, and you try to take advantage of every rise you see as suitable, for example, buying here and selling there, and so on.  You buy here and sell
[14:44] here, and so on. But don't imagine, my fellow citizen, that life is sweet and you won't encounter losses. Unfortunately, the majority of people who start trading will lose for several reasons. The trading will lose for several reasons. The main reason we see for these traders' losses is
[14:59] financial management, or risk management. If I see the interaction in this video, I will make a special video on a risk management strategy that will allow you to still profit even if you lose 70 that will allow you to still profit even if you lose 70 % of your trades.
[15:13] % of your trades. find all the markets, and through it, you will be able to analyze the charts. I will put the
[15:27] TradeView website link in the first comment. After that, you will need a cryptocurrency trading platform, and the two After that, you will need a cryptocurrency trading platform, and the two best platforms are Binance and Byte. Then you must know how to read the charts. In these charts, we will find candles, which are called
[15:41] Japanese candlesticks, and we will...  One candle is red and the other is green. The green candle indicates a price increase, and the candle starts from this point. This is what we call the Open Candle. This point is the highest price the candle reached, and here is the lowest price the candle reached. This is the candle's closing price, and this is what
[15:59] makes the candle green. The closing price will be higher than the candle's opening price. The same applies to the red candle, but in reverse. The opening will start from here, and the closing price will be
[16:12] but in reverse. The opening will start from here, and the closing price will be lower than the opening price. This scenario applies to all candles, whether your condition is for one minute, five minutes, a day, a week, or any specific time frame
[16:29] you choose. For example, if we choose the daily condition, each candle represents a day. If we choose one candle represents a day. If we choose one minute, each candle represents a minute. For example, if we take the Ethereum currency in the daily condition and take the same Ethereum currency but in the
[16:44] and take the same Ethereum currency but in the five-minute condition, these are all the fluctuations that occurred five-minute condition, these are all the fluctuations that occurred in the daily candle. This is a brief overview of reading Japanese candles and conditions in general. You still have the psychological aspect, which is greed
[16:57] and fear. Be aware that you won't be able to completely overcome them, but with practice, you'll learn to control them. Another thing I advise is that you start with a demo account. After you get your hands on demo accounts and try out the trading strategy that will help you and learn how to
[17:13] buy and sell on these platforms, you can deposit real money and begin your real learning journey. I advise you not to borrow money or trade with money that you actually need for your daily expenses because at
[17:26] this stage you will be learning, and as we said at the beginning, you can win but you can't lose. I think that brings us to the end of the video. If you are interested in the field of trading and you want more videos on
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