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As a long-time trader, I’ve learned the importance of clarity regarding leverage—especially when it comes to risk management. From my direct exploration and review of CMS, I can say that this broker does not appear to provide forex trading or related leverage for major forex pairs. Despite being well-established and regulated in Hong Kong with a focus on futures, stocks, bonds, commodities, and related asset classes, I found no evidence—either in their platform documentation or in my research with their available services—of any forex trading or stated leverage ratios for currency pairs. Instead, CMS’s main leverage-related offerings are tied to margin accounts for securities and futures trading. While margin accounts typically provide leverage, the exact ratios offered for each product type (such as Hang Seng Index futures or equities) are not clearly specified or promoted, which means I couldn’t ascertain concrete leverage numbers for those, either. I take this as a cautious signal: without transparent leverage limits, it’s impossible for me to assess or recommend their services for high-leverage strategies. Overall, for anyone particularly seeking leveraged forex trading, CMS would not be suitable based on my experience with their available products and my inability to locate forex leverage details. If leverage transparency is critical for your trading, I would advise looking at brokers that are explicit about these parameters for each asset class. Always ensure you understand margin requirements and potential risks before committing capital to any leveraged account.