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As someone who has evaluated numerous brokers over the years, I approach Abbott Futures with extra caution due to several red flags noted in their regulatory background and business transparency. According to my research, Abbott Futures primarily focuses on global commodities trading. In principle, this should include popular instruments such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, which are cornerstone assets in the commodities space. However, the broker does not make its product list or platforms publicly available, and there is a notable lack of clarity regarding its specific offerings. This lack of transparency is a major concern for me. An experienced trader knows that clear, verifiable product lists and accessible demo options are standard with reputable brokers. Moreover, the fact that Abbott Futures holds a reportedly suspicious NFA clone license makes me especially wary; regulatory status is paramount, particularly when handling commodities trading where leverage and market volatility are significant. In my experience, unless a broker explicitly confirms the ability to trade instruments like Gold and Crude Oil and holds verifiable regulatory standing, I would hesitate to engage. While Abbott Futures claims to service commodities markets, without proper disclosures and regulation, I cannot confidently confirm whether specific assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil are reliably available or safely tradable through them. For peace of mind and fund security, I always prioritize transparency and genuine regulation above all else.