@Laeeq Ahmad Sir! Jese YouTube ki long videos portions Mai divided Hain. Please Skool ki videos ko bhi divide kren.

Excited to be speaking at PAFROA (Rawalpindi Islamabad Chapter) on "The Art of Meaningful Investment and Money Mindset." 📅 08 August 2026 🕥 10:30 AM 📍 Air University Auditorium, Islamabad This one's special — speaking to PAF veterans, their spouses, and their grown-up children about something I think doesn't get talked about enough: that investing well starts with fixing your relationship with money, not with picking the "right stock." If you're at Air University or nearby, come through — you're welcome to join in person. Open to PAF veterans, spouses, and families. Organized by PAFROA Rawalpindi Islamabad Chapter.

If I invest 10k monthly as Sip for 10 to 15 Years. My portfolio will be 1. ETF 25% 2. Gold. 20% 3. Mutual Fund (High Risk) 55% OR Direct invest in Top Stocks Like FFC, OGDC, Lucky, System, Meezan, Hubco Plz guide me. This Portfolio is good or need some amendment but with solid reasons Thanx

Hey everyone 👋 Wanted to share something real from my own portfolio — not a lesson, just what actually happened. When the US-Iran-Israel war broke out last quarter, our market dropped almost 25% in a matter of days. If you were active in the markets then, you remember the chaos. A lot of newer investors panicked and closed their positions at a loss. I did the opposite. At the peak of the panic, I put together a Rs. 1 million portfolio — Rs. 125,000 across 8 companies, spread across 8 different sectors. I even recorded a video while I was building it (attached below, you can see my thinking in real time). Fast forward 3 months: → ~20% price appreciation → 1.5% dividend yield → ~21.5% total return Now here's the part I actually want to talk about with you all — because the return isn't really the interesting part. The interesting part is: why was I able to buy when everyone else was selling? It wasn't confidence in "the market." It was confidence in the specific companies I owned. I understood their sectors, their fundamentals, why they'd still be standing regardless of a geopolitical shock. That's the whole reason this community exists. Most people start investing chasing upside — they want the number to go up. But nobody teaches you how to survive the downside first. And if you don't know what you own, every red day feels like a crisis instead of a normal part of investing. Education is what turns volatility from something scary into something you can actually use. Our recent training batches are closed. Drop Your number in Notify Me https://sarmaaya.pk/trainings?utm_source=skool&utm_medium=skool&utm_campaign=laeeqahmad

According to the latest KYE video, the subscription fees are $1.08, $11, and $28. However, when we download the KYE app and go to the subscription page, the prices are displayed in Saudi Riyals (subscription fee is showing much higher) in stead of US dollars . Why is this happening, and how can we resolve this issue?