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In my experience using Moomoo, I've found that the platform is focused primarily on a broad range of market instruments that are more equity-oriented rather than offering the typical suite of forex or commodity CFD trading options seen at many brokers. Specifically, Moomoo gives access to stocks from multiple global markets, options trading, various funds including ETFs and mutual funds, and US Treasury securities. As of now, cryptocurrencies are not yet available but are noted as “coming soon,” indicating expansion into this area is planned. What stands out to me is the access to less common markets, such as China A-shares and Hong Kong stocks, which might appeal to traders wanting to diversify beyond US and Singapore equities. The platform also provides a robust environment for options traders, supporting various strategies. I have not found any direct mention of trading in spot forex pairs or commodities on Moomoo at this time, which is a crucial consideration for anyone seeking those specific instruments. Instead, the offering is tailored toward equities and related products, with an upcoming focus on digital assets. Ultimately, if your trading strategies require broad exposure to indices, commodities, or spot forex, Moomoo may not meet those needs currently. However, for stock, ETF, options, and US Treasury trading, its instrument coverage is quite strong and continually evolving. As always, I advise carefully matching your trading needs with what any platform offers before committing funds.