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With his Bachelor of Law degree, Nader started his career life in 1995, with the Police force as an officer working in special ops. Shortly after he was elected to participate in organizing a training institute. Nader learned a lot about trainees' psychology and about making complex issues simple without depreciating its value, keeping things "As simple as possible, as sophisticated as necessary". In 1999, Nader started business as a 3D graphics animator. Capitalizing on his training experience, Nader was able to help many individuals and companies transfer to newer graphics technologies, overcoming the 'comfortable with our current tool' barrier as well as training his own group of animators to produce commercial animation sequences for regional & international clients. Joined BrainWaves Systems Middle East in January 2003 as a Smoke* trainer (advanced video editing/compositing system), trained Al-Jazeera channel's editors and others, by mid 2004 was elected to re-vamp the virtual studios and real-time graphics department in the company and was able to promote their systems to Middle Eastern key accounts such as Al-Jazeera channel and Abu Dhabi TV, Egyptian Radio & Television union, and others. Nader became product manager 2 years afterwards, preparing training documents and tutorials, participating in large-scale, turnkey systems design and project management. In 2004 Nader was introduced to the local stock markets as a side activity to his daytime job. Since then, Nader is actively trading Forex exclusively, and loving it for its continuous challenge and mind stimulation. "Ever since I was a kid, I always thought “If we exchange USD with EGP for a certain amount of money, then we can exchange the EGP with French francs for another amount, so there must be a way to benefit from the difference of pricing" Having benefited from online courses and personal 1 on 1 mentorship, Nader belives in the importance of sincere training and dedication for anyone hoping to make a career out of Forex trading.
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