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In my experience reviewing Fulbright Financial Group, I found their range of trading instruments noticeably limited compared to many multi-asset brokers. They focus primarily on securities, futures, and options, with trading available for the Hong Kong, US, and certain global markets. It is critical to highlight that Fulbright does not offer trading access to forex, commodities, indices, stocks outside their defined scope, cryptocurrencies, bonds, or ETFs. This is something I pay close attention to, because for me, diversity of instruments impacts my ability to build a robust, well-hedged portfolio. Their licensing status is also important to me. Only Fulbright Futures Limited currently holds an active regulatory license (for futures contracts) from the Hong Kong SFC. Their entities for securities and asset management once held licenses, but those have since expired. While their futures trading service is regulated, I remain cautious about their broader business scope, especially since I could not find mention of forex or other globally popular instruments which many traders look for. Based on my approach, if I were strictly interested in regulated futures trading in Hong Kong, Fulbright could be a consideration. However, for traders like myself seeking access to forex, crypto, or commodities, this broker would not meet those needs. I always advise carefully reviewing instrument availability before opening an account, given these limitations.