Best 28 telegram trading channels for Iran

Iran presents a unique market for traders, combining high potential with significant risks. The U.S. and EU sanctions regime creates challenges for international operations but also opens niches for those adept at navigating restrictions. Iran’s economy relies on oil, agriculture, and the technology sector, driving volatility that appeals to speculative strategies.

Key trading instruments linked to Iran include oil futures (e.g., Iran Heavy Crude), shares of local companies via the Tehran Stock Exchange (TSE), and currency pairs with the Iranian rial (IRR). However, foreign traders often face limited access to these assets due to sanctions. Those working through intermediaries in the UAE or Turkey may partially bypass these barriers, though rigorous legal risk analysis is essential.

A defining feature of Iran’s market is its sensitivity to political events. Nuclear deal negotiations, shifts in sanctions, or domestic protests instantly impact prices. For example, in 2021, the rial plunged 15% in a week after tensions escalated with the U.S. Traders must monitor geopolitical developments alongside economic indicators.

Sanctions and Their Impact on Trading Strategies

Current sanctions target Iran’s banking sector, oil exports, and access to global payment systems, making traditional fund transfers nearly impossible for foreign investors. Workarounds include cryptocurrencies (Iran’s Central Bank permits bitcoin settlements) or channeling transactions through third countries.

Parameter	Value
Population	~89 million (2024)
Median age	32.4 years
GDP per capita	~$4,000 (nominal, 2024)
Internet penetration	~80% (2024)
Number of stock exchanges	1 (Tehran Stock Exchange)
Largest cities	Tehran, Mashhad, Isfahan, Karaj, Tabriz

Critical constraints for traders:

• Bans on deals with Iranian banks under U.S./EU jurisdiction.
• Blocked USD/EUR transactions.
• Secondary sanction risks for firms engaging with Iran.

Despite this, Iran’s market offers high margins. Oil futures can swing 5–7% daily on OPEC quota news, while TSE stocks are often undervalued due to isolation—though liquidity is low.

Technical Aspects of Trading

Accessing Iranian assets requires workarounds:

• TSE exposure: Via UAE/Turkey-based brokers (2% commission per trade).
• CFDs: Some European brokers offer TEDPIX index CFDs, but legality is unclear.

Currency trading with the rial is complicated by dual exchange rates. The official rate (1 USD ≈ 42,000 IRR) contrasts sharply with the black-market rate (up to 500,000 IRR), creating arbitrage opportunities—albeit with high risk.

Analysis tools must include:

• Sanctions updates (U.S. Treasury/OFAC websites).
• Technical analysis adjusted for low liquidity (volume data is unreliable).
• Fundamentals like oil export data from the National Iranian Oil Company (NIOC).

Outlook and Alternative Markets

If sanctions ease, Iran’s market could mirror Vietnam’s or Saudi Arabia’s post-opening growth. Short-term alternatives include indirect exposure via Turkish or Chinese firms operating in Iran (e.g., Petronas, Sinopec).

Cryptocurrencies are becoming pivotal. Iran officially mines bitcoin, and platforms like Nobitex enable rial-linked crypto trading—a potential diversification tool.

Here are the most popular Telegram channels among traders in the country

	Title	Telegram channel address	Number of subscribers	Language
1	Signal and free training	https://t.me/TradingWithAtrin	113 845	Farsi
2	Mr. analyst	https://t.me/Aqay_Tahlilgar	606 975	Farsi
3	Crypto forex | 🧠Ar3yBiT	https://t.me/cryptoforex	852 728	Farsi
4	Alireza mahrabi 2	https://t.me/AlirezaMehrabi_ir	60 853	Farsi
5	Behnam Samadi | بهنام صمدی	https://t.me/BehnamSamadi_ir	58 718	Farsi
6	Mahyar trade-digital currency	https://t.me/Mahyar_Trade	3 907 827	Farsi
7	Farzad Vajihi	https://t.me/FarzadVajihi	73 491	Farsi
8	BITFA ™ ️ / betfa	https://t.me/bitfa_io	139 169	Farsi
9	Sarafi® / digital currency	https://t.me/sarafi	109 477	Farsi
10	Economic flow	https://t.me/jaryane_eghtesad	50 267	Farsi
11	News from the stock exchange | Tse Press	https://t.me/tsepress	65 238	Farsi
12	Investment | serava	https://t.me/Sarava_Finance	218 053	Farsi
13	News / gold currency analysis /investment	https://t.me/NerkhOnlive	117 038	Farsi
14	Ismail al-Shukri	https://t.me/mutdawel	52 300	Farsi
15	The price of the day / gold dollar price of the tether car	https://t.me/ghay_mat	99 110	Farsi
16	Friends of Khan Stock Exchange in the financial markets	https://t.me/forexkhan	81 008	Farsi
17	Twitter is a stock market.	https://t.me/twitter_bourse	67 654	Farsi
18	The current price of the euro dollar Tetra Tehran	https://t.me/Price33	134 236	Farsi
19	Economics in plain language	https://t.me/eghtesaderooz	63 960	Farsi
20	Trade training	https://t.me/AMOOZESH_TRADERS	46 917	Farsi
21	Dollar cable	https://t.me/kabul_dollar	329 829	Farsi
22	Nahangx	https://t.me/nahangx	125 729	Farsi
23	Digital currency and forex with a tutor	https://t.me/bizamooz	58 750	Farsi
24	Forex Signal/digital currency	https://t.me/bit_gold98	183 370	Farsi
25	Rastad | Rastad	https://t.me/rastad	99 020	Farsi
26	The price of gold dollar coin Tether	https://t.me/dolar_navasan	167 351	Farsi
27	Foreign shares	https://t.me/dobarabarrr	133 027	Farsi
28	baruzeh | NFP💰	https://t.me/baruzeh_NFP	115 030	Farsi

FAQ

1. Can Russians legally trade Iranian assets?
Yes, but only through intermediaries in non-sanctioning countries (China, Turkey). Direct USD/EUR transactions are prohibited.

2. Which assets are most liquid?
Oil futures (via Dubai Mercantile Exchange) and cryptocurrencies. TSE stocks lack liquidity for foreigners.

3. How to track sanction changes?
Monitor OFAC (ofac.treasury.gov) and Reuters news tagged #IranSanctions.