The “Trading in Financial Markets” program, which provided 44 Bahraini people with invaluable knowledge and experience in global financial market buying, was successfully completed, according to SICO and the Supreme Council of Women (SCW). The program covered risk management, buying fundamentals, different investment devices, stock market research, and trading strategies.
The program’s winners were Maryam Alkarrani for achieving the highest win frequency, Fatima Alyaqoot for getting the best risk-adjusted returning, and P&L. The winners won a number of prizes, including the launching of an SICO Life trading accounts with money to help them start trading.
All program participants were commended by Her Excellency Sheikha Dina twit Rashid Al Khalifa, Assistant Secretary-General of the Supreme Council for Women, for their dedication to attending meetings and taking advantage of their useful content. She affirmed that the program’s sponsors would receive support and assistance from SICO in order to maintain their stock trading career. She also emphasized the important advantages that each participant would experience and learn from the program in terms of different aspects of their professional lives. She also praised the program’s results, reiterating that it had succeeded in enhancing the abilities of Bahraini people in financial market trading and investment.
Sheikha Dina furthermore emphasized the program’s objectives, which included fostering financial literacy, laying the groundwork for saving, and enhancing economic education among people in the Kingdom of Bahrain. She clarified that the Supreme Council for Women supports children’s participation in promising fields of the workforce through the expert assistance program for Bahraini people, which includes this program as one of its resources.
SICO’s CEO, Najla Al Shirawi, expressed her satisfaction in their successful collaboration with the Supreme Council of Women, saying, “SICO is proud of the program results and we look forward to working with SCW going forth.” We are dedicated to assisting regional initiatives and the SCW’s efforts to increase financial literacy among Bahraini people, which is a major factor in achieving financial freedom. We anticipate the individuals using the knowledge they gain from this program to make investments in the financial markets.
Participants accessed a simulated trading platform that mimicked the environment of international trading platforms to simulate the trading encounter. They were given a digital sum of money so they could exercise investing without having to risk real money. Genuine business data, such as stock prices and market developments, was made available to help participants make wise and effective trading choices.