When you study to become a doctor and then quit before graduation are you still considered a doctor since you got the education?
In Australia, A doctor is a legally qualified medical Practitioner (LQMP) registrable with the medical board of the state and the country.To be a LQMP one has to haveattended a medical schoolCompleted the coursePassed all the examinationsBeen awarded the appropriate degrees, MD or MB,BS asappropriateBeen accepted into a hospital and completed the internship to obtain practical experience.been eligible to be registered with the medical board.Registered with the medical boardUnless one has completed all the above steps, one is only an educated medical student who has acquired theoretical medical knowledge and some practical skills. One cannot be called a doctor by any stretch of the imagination.Until one is registered with the medical board, one is not permitted to write prescriptions, order pathological tests, CT scans. X-rays Or MRIs or refer patients to specialists.The answer is NO - you are not a doctor, and no one will consider you as a Doctor. It is illegal to call yourself a doctor or pretend to be one. It is also illegal to charge a fee for your medical advice.I am not aware that any country in the world would consider you as a doctor in the situation you described. If you wish to be a doctor, complete what you started, don’t quit!
How do I buy stocks in UAE?
The question isn't clear. Do you want to invest in UAE stock or do you want to invest in stocks while you are in UAE. Plus you don't mention how much or for how long.a) investing in UAE. Depends on where you are. If you are in UAE then you have multiple option with Emirates Bank, ADCB, Mubasher, Saxo Bank etc etc.Some one mentioned, iShares MSCI UAE, I personally wouldn't do that because if you look deeper, you will learn that it is not diversified. Too heavily dependent on Financials. So if financials go down than the ETF will go down. Rule #1) be diversified.If you are outside UAE, it will all depend on the broker options you have and the markets they trade in. Sorry, can't help you there.b) if you want to invest in stocks while you are in UAE. Globally and Locally, then two options you have are Mubasher and Saxo Bank. I use Mubasher for global and local.Best thing would be to start with US market, due to its sophistication. Use your knowledge to invest in local markets. In fact with a long term horizon like 15 years the probability of gettig an average return of 7% per year is very very high. With that in mind you could double your amount in 10 years if you consider the impact of compounding interest.The average person can make money over the long haul, if you buy S&P 500 Index or ETF. Below amount in $ but you could do the same for any currency.1) Start with a fake account on Investopedia. This will give you some sense of what it feels like when yiur stock goes up or down. Do this for a while. Start with $10,000 and $9.99 commission. That's fairly realistic.2) learn learn learn learn learn. this can be done through different channels. Investopdeia, listen to different shows Jim Cramer (show or podcast) All shows from Motley Fool, personal finance.3) Research companies you like/know. Go through yahoo finance. List at least 10 companies in 5 different industries. Diversify.4) it's earning season, lisen to earnings calls of the companies you like/know. See what they say, how the market reacts, find out why it reacts that way.5) investing is a long term game. Don't put in anything that you need in the next 5 years.6) listen to people about personal finance. Like Suzy Q or Dave Ramsey or both. No point in investing if you are losing money through other sources.Good luck.@harisarshad#notanexpert
What should Indians learn from the rest of the world?
Learn to “Respect” and “Value” its own people1. Our Gods survive on Gold; 22 crores extremely poor Indians can survive on air( Telangana Chief Minister K Chandrasekhara Rao Wednesday offering gold ornaments worth Rs 5.6 crore at the famous Lord Venkateshwara Temple in Tirupati in Feb 2017)How many times you felt our generous rich politicians, film stars, businessmen, celebrities and other people have been blindly donating gold to temples for our God to survive?2. Talk about “Talent Management”, ”Employee motivation” and other Western theories; while you manage your people in a Desi manner.How many times you felt that the degree you earned is undervalued in your current company; that there are more company policies to control you than to help you; that if you did not cancel that family outing to complete that powerpoint ppt on Sunday, the boss will tear you apart on Monday; that you should atleast get a response even after following up with 100 recruiters for an interview?3. Hello, Namaste to Firangis; “go to hell” to its own peopleHow many times you felt that local auto wala, kirana shop wala, or passersby are quite nice to Western foreigners but when YOU need a ride or some help, suddenly their tone turns soar and rude and they shove you aside?4. You will get robbed while bleeding to death on Indian roads(A Delhi passerby picking up the phone of an abandoned accident victim in Aug, 2016)How many times have you passed by an accident victim on the road just coldly staring at the entire TAMASHA? How many times have you found our own people helpful to you at the point when you need them the most?