UAE Residents Balance Two Full-Time Jobs: Day Work and Night Trading

In the UAE, a growing number of residents are balancing two full-time careers, working during the day and trading in the evenings.
Ahmed Al Mansoori, an Emirati based in Abu Dhabi, finishes his government job at 3 PM and prepares for “part two of the day” as US markets open at 5:30 PM UAE time.
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Self-taught trader Ahmed, who began trading during the pandemic, emphasizes the importance of financial stability and is not looking to quit his day job.
He leverages AI tools for sentiment analysis and maintains strict risk management in his trading strategy.
Harsh Rastogi, an entrepreneur with 24 years of trading experience, finds it challenging to split his focus between his full-time job and the stock market.
He prioritizes quality trades over quantity, planning in advance to manage both responsibilities effectively.
Ravi Patel, who works in logistics, shares that he started trading in 2017 and has seen significant financial success, earning more from trading than his salary. However, he remains cautious about relying solely on trading due to market volatility.
These individuals exemplify the ambition and risk tolerance of UAE residents as they navigate dual careers in pursuit of financial freedom.
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