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Abstract:NAGA introduces UAE and Saudi Arabian stocks to its trading platform, offering zero commissions and expert tools like Autocopy to tap into booming Middle Eastern markets.
NAGA, a leading fintech platform, has expanded its offering by adding stocks from the UAE and Saudi Arabia, opening the door for investors to explore the dynamic Middle Eastern markets. This move aims to capitalize on growing global interest in the regions financial ecosystems, all under the trusted oversight of the Abu Dhabi Global Market (ADGM) Financial Services Regulatory Authority.
A few top-performing stocks now accessible to NAGA users include:
NAGA's Autocopy trading system empowers users by enabling them to mirror trades made by seasoned investors, granting access to professional expertise without requiring advanced knowledge. Furthermore, NAGA is celebrating this milestone by offering zero commission on stock trading and copy trading with no fixed fees, making the platform even more appealing for novice and experienced traders alike.
The addition of UAE and Saudi equities aligns with broader market trends. For instance, Centroid Solutions‘ recent integration with SNB Capital allows streamlined access to Saudi Exchange (Tadawul), a vital hub for the region's growing financial activity. Similarly, Interactive Brokers’ entry into Saudi equities demonstrates heightened investor interest in the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC) region.
The robust regulatory frameworks in both nations and rapidly expanding sectors like mining, banking, and technology make the Middle Eastern markets increasingly attractive for global investors.
In addition to its expanded stock offerings, NAGA has doubled down on financial education with a team of expert analysts to provide real-time insights and actionable knowledge. This team includes industry veterans like:
NAGAs financial literacy initiative combines webinars, eBooks, bite-sized daily videos, and live market insights, ensuring traders of all backgrounds can confidently navigate global markets.
The announcement comes on the heels of NAGA‘s “Your Go-to App for Everything Money” campaign, featuring Mike Tyson in a humorous “slice of life” ad showcasing the platform’s simplicity. The campaign builds on NAGAs recent successes, including a unified website, a partnership with Borussia Dortmund, and the launch of an innovative trading app via Telegram.
NAGA‘s expansion into UAE and Saudi Arabian equities signals its commitment to offering cutting-edge tools and opportunities in thriving global markets. With its robust trading platform, zero commissions, and expert-driven financial education, NAGA empowers investors to explore the dynamic potential of the Middle Eastern financial ecosystem. Whether you're a seasoned trader or a newcomer, this move underscores NAGA’s mission: to make investing simple, accessible, and impactful.
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