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Based on my experience with Bull Market and the information available, the broker is primarily focused on providing access to Argentine and US financial products rather than the broad multi-asset class access you might find elsewhere. My own research and trading through Bull Market made it clear that their core offerings are mutual funds, US stocks, bonds, options, ETFs, ADRs, and advisory services. I did not find any dedicated access to popular global forex markets or cryptocurrencies; their platform is notably limited in these areas. Commodities and indices trading also do not appear to be available through Bull Market. For traders like myself who sometimes want to diversify into forex, digital assets, or commodities, this lack of access is a significant limitation. The offerings are more tailored to investors seeking equity and fixed income exposure, plus specific Argentine financial instruments like MEP dollar trading. In practice, that means Bull Market fits those whose strategies center on stocks and mutual funds rather than those needing diverse, cross-asset trading options. This limited range is important to highlight, especially since Bull Market does not possess regulatory oversight from Argentina’s CNV or major international bodies. For me, the lack of product diversity, combined with this absence of regulation, is a critical factor to weigh carefully if you are seeking a broader or more internationally diversified trading experience.