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Based on my review and research into Senshu Ikeda, I found their product lineup is largely centered on securities such as domestic and foreign stocks, bonds, and various investment trusts. As an experienced trader, I always look for transparent and detailed policy information on leverage, but in this case, Senshu Ikeda does not make their leverage conditions for forex pairs (or other asset classes) explicitly clear on their public materials. From my perspective, this is not uncommon for Japanese brokerages that are primarily securities firms and operate under the strict oversight of the FSA (Japan's Financial Services Agency). In my experience, Japanese FSA-regulated brokers, when they do offer forex trading, tend to provide relatively conservative leverage limits compared to offshore entities—this careful approach typically prioritizes client protection and risk management. However, Senshu Ikeda’s main offering does not explicitly highlight margin trading or specific leverage ratios, especially for major forex pairs or other categories like stocks and bonds. Given the lack of readily available leverage details, I would be particularly cautious and would recommend that anyone considering Senshu Ikeda verify all such essential conditions directly with the broker. In my view, working with a firm that keeps these key trading parameters clear and easily accessible is an important part of managing trading risk responsibly.