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In my experience as a trader who places high value on transparency and regulation, I always begin by carefully examining a broker’s official product list and regulatory disclosures before committing any funds or strategies. After thoroughly reviewing Fulbright Financial Group, I noticed that their offerings are centered on securities, futures, and options, specifically within Hong Kong, the US, and certain global markets. However, it’s crucial to note that products like spot gold (XAU/USD) and crude oil—commonly traded in forex or commodity derivative accounts—are not listed among the available trading instruments with Fulbright. From the details provided, Fulbright Financial Group does not offer direct access to forex trading, commodities, or CFDs on precious metals or energy. The available assets are generally limited to regulated futures (for which they hold a current SFC license), securities, and options. While some traders might access gold or oil exposure via specific futures contracts in regulated exchanges, there is no direct mention or assurance that Fulbright provides these particular instruments, nor details on contract specifications for such assets. Given the absence of explicit confirmation, and considering the conservative risk management principles I follow, I would not assume direct trading in gold (XAU/USD) or crude oil is possible here. As always, I recommend directly consulting their support and carefully reviewing their product disclosures before proceeding if your strategy depends on these assets.