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Based on my personal experience examining Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd, there are several important considerations regarding the potential use of Expert Advisors (EAs) or other forms of automated trading. The information I was able to gather about their services highlights offerings such as Shariah-based margin investment, IPO application services, online trading, and a suite of digital portfolio tools. However, I found no clear mention of compatibility with MetaTrader platforms (like MT4 or MT5), nor any explicit support for third-party trading software or automated trading systems. For me, as someone who often relies on EAs to minimize emotional trading and enhance efficiency, the absence of transparent platform details or API/EA integration is a significant limitation. Additionally, the lack of regulatory oversight and the warnings about suspicious business practices greatly increase the risk for traders considering any kind of advanced strategy, including automation. In my view, when a broker does not provide verified support for automated trading, and especially when they lack regulation, it is essential to exercise heightened caution. For my trading to be sustainable and secure, I always prefer brokers with established, regulated platforms that openly support EA functionality. Given the current state of information, I would not assume that Shahjalal Islami Bank Securities Ltd supports Expert Advisors, and I would not risk deploying any automated trading strategies there without clear, documented assurance from the broker.