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From my experience and the information I've reviewed, CAPITAL primarily offers access to securities, futures, options, and funds. This means that, for me as a trader, I can trade individual stocks, participate in futures contracts, engage in options strategies, and invest in a range of funds through their platform. Notably, the broker does not provide access to forex, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, bonds, or ETFs. This limitation is important, especially for someone like me who values a diversified approach or prefers the flexibility to move between asset classes like forex or commodities. The regulatory oversight by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong adds a degree of reassurance regarding their legal qualifications for futures trading. However, I have noticed a lack of detailed information about their trading platform and account structure, which requires careful consideration. In summary, if my trading goals are concentrated on Hong Kong stocks, futures, options, or funds, CAPITAL can suffice, but for broader multi-asset or global strategies, especially involving forex or cryptocurrencies, it doesn't meet my needs. Caution is prudent when transparency about products and platforms is limited.