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Speaking from my own experience as a trader researching potential brokers, I found that YLG specializes exclusively in gold bullion trading, rather than offering the broader range of instruments you typically see with other brokers—such as forex pairs, stocks, indices, or cryptocurrencies. YLG’s primary focus is providing access to both 99.99% and 96.5% gold bullion in various sizes, catering mainly to those interested either in short-term trading or long-term accumulation of physical gold. While the lure of a focused commodity broker might appeal to some, this specialization limits portfolio diversification. For me, a lack of access to multi-asset classes can be a significant drawback, especially if I’m aiming to hedge positions or balance market exposures. In addition, YLG operates without formal regulation, which raises further concerns over the safety of funds. From a risk management perspective, being limited to only gold trading under these circumstances means I must remain very cautious. Diversification and robust regulatory oversight are both crucial in my approach to safeguarding capital. Therefore, anyone seeking a wide spectrum of trading instruments would likely find YLG’s current model too narrow for comprehensive trading or investing strategies.