WHO AM I ?

In 2019, he moved to Paris, worked in an accounting firm, and continued his studies. There, he met a classmate who was passionate about trading and investing. Their conversations awakened something in him, and one day, he came across a powerful video by a renowned trader that completely shifted his perspective. Little by little, he realized that a career as a chartered accountant wasn’t meant for him—trading, on the other hand, felt like a perfect fit. Obsessed with this new world, he dove into the financial markets, spending his evenings analyzing charts, backtesting strategies, and refining his skills in simulation.

Then came the Covid crisis, which turned everything upside down. Furloughed by his firm, he began devoting his entire days to trading, working tirelessly through the European and U.S. sessions. After months of effort, he decided to take the leap and invested a portion of his savings into a live account—but three months later, he lost it all. That forced break became a moment of reckoning, revealing the psychological weaknesses he still carried. He used that time to develop two personal techniques for managing his emotions, and at last, he began to see green in his trading results.

Over the years, trading became his passion. He pursued a Master’s degree in finance and gained valuable experience in the financial markets by working for a CAC 40-listed company, where he managed a portfolio of venture capital investments. Two years later, eager to move even closer to the markets, he joined a derivatives arbitrage desk at a prestigious investment bank, while completing an MBA specialized in trading and market finance.

He closed that chapter by earning his certification as an expert in financial markets and instruments. After that, he took a decisive break from salaried life—though he remained deeply connected to trading and investing. During this period, he further strengthened his understanding of the markets. Gradually, he realized that despite having become an insider in the world of finance, he would never fully unlock his potential as long as he remained bound by the limitations of traditional employment.

So, he made the choice to leave the corporate world. Shortly afterward, he was invited by a business school to teach market finance and financial literacy to Master’s students in their flagship “Grandes Écoles” program. The experience proved to be deeply fulfilling, and the positive feedback from his students brought him a genuine sense of purpose.

That’s when his vision began to evolve: rather than simply continuing with a YouTube channel, he started to imagine something bigger—a company dedicated to trading and passing on what he had learned. That’s how HIT Capital was born: a venture that goes far beyond trading, grounded in education, empowerment, and sharing financial knowledge.

The story begins somewhere in Morocco, with a young boy of limited means but full of ambition. He grew up in difficult circumstances—the child of divorced parents, raised by an exceptional woman who suddenly found herself alone, responsible for providing for her children.

In a country where job opportunities were scarce, it sometimes meant surviving on just one meal a day, using the mosque’s restroom due to lack of running water, or charging a phone at school because there was no electricity at home.

The story becomes even more striking when you learn that, on paper, this boy was the son of a well-known businessman in the region. But in complicated divorces, it’s often the children who suffer the most.

Faced with this reality, he had to make a crucial choice: remain bitter about the injustice or accept the situation and do everything in his power to break the cycle of hardship. He chose the latter, determined to become the best version of himself and give his family a new story.

He never gave up. While pursuing his studies, he worked small jobs to ease the financial burden on his mother, who was going through serious difficulties despite all her efforts to hold the household together.

Then one day, he heard about the possibility of studying in France—a country where foreign students could access job opportunities, housing aid, and quality education. For the first time, he decided to use his father’s status to apply for a student visa, and managed to convince him to offer temporary financial support until he could find work. After many obstacles, the young boy finally received his visa to pursue his studies in France.

In 2017, a new chapter began. He boarded a plane to France, driven by a hunger for success and a deep desire to lift his mother out of poverty. Just three months after his arrival, his father abruptly withdrew his support. With a demanding academic schedule and living in a small city called Roanne, where student jobs were rare, he had to find a way to survive on his own. He got by with very little, sometimes relying on charities like Restos du Cœur for food, until the summer came and job opportunities increased. He often worked two full-time jobs, cycling long distances to reach remote sites, sleeping just a few hours each night, pushing himself relentlessly—until he finally earned his degree in financial management.

First Track Record, First Win.

The year 2021 marks the beginning of positive track records, after a long period of losses due to intense psychological challenges.

My students from the 2023 Promo

It was a pleasure to share a week of intensive courses and enriching exchanges with my students from the 2023 class of the Grandes Écoles program.

Because a diploma is always a plus

In the financial markets, it's your skills and discipline that really matter. However, the world of institutional finance remains a closed environment where degrees often serve as an essential passport. Without them, I probably would never have had the opportunity to discover the behind-the-scenes workings of this sector and to progress within it.

Accreditations

MBA Trading - Financial Markets

ESLSCA Business School Paris

Master's degree in Corporate Finance

IAE Gustave Eiffel

Certified Expert in Financial Markets and Instruments

ESLSCA Business School Paris

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