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From my experience as a trader, determining which assets are available on a platform requires clarity and transparency from the broker’s website. In my research, I found only limited information about GEX’s offerings, with the core focus seemingly on advisory services related to corporate business, capital raising, and strategic financial guidance. As a trader who prioritizes both asset diversity and transparent access, this lack of explicit reference to tradeable products like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil is a significant concern. More importantly, GEX operates without any regulatory oversight. For me, that alone is a substantial red flag, especially since there is no clear evidence that they provide a trading platform or facilitate direct trading in forex, metals, or commodities. The company’s own website shares little to no detail about asset lists or trading services outside their advisory role. In my opinion, this creates both a transparency and risk issue that is hard to overlook, particularly for those interested in trading high-value instruments like gold or crude oil. My cautious approach means I would not consider GEX a suitable venue for trading specific assets such as Gold or Crude Oil. Without regulatory protection or clear information on tradable instruments, I cannot confidently recommend using this platform for such purposes. For anyone serious about trading these products, I believe robust regulation and disclosure are absolutely essential.