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In my thorough experience evaluating GFFM, I found that their focus is strictly on commodities trading, rather than the broader array of instruments some traders might expect. Specifically, GFFM offers access to markets in metals—including gold, silver, and platinum—energy products like crude oil and natural gas, as well as soft and agricultural commodities such as coffee, sugar, and wheat. Notably, they do not provide access to forex, indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, or ETFs. For me, this is a significant limitation, especially if one prefers a more diversified trading portfolio that spans multiple asset classes. Understanding the exact range of tradable instruments is essential, as it directly impacts not only the strategies you can employ but also your ability to hedge or balance risk across different markets. I always advise traders to be cautious and verify that a broker’s instruments align with their trading objectives. In GFFM’s case, their deep specialization in commodities may suit those with a focused interest in these markets, but anyone seeking exposure to forex pairs, equities, or digital assets will need to look elsewhere. I believe it is wise to be mindful of this before committing funds, given the absence of demo accounts and certain unknowns around trading conditions.