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Sagot

From my perspective as an experienced trader, I need to be very transparent: when evaluating Going Securities, I have not been able to find any specific and accessible information regarding their swap rates or overnight financing fees. This lack of clarity is particularly relevant for my trading decisions, since these fees impact my strategies, especially in positions held overnight or longer-term trades. Compared to most well-known brokers, where swap rates or overnight fees are usually published clearly on their platforms or through client account dashboards, I found Going Securities’ approach less transparent; WikiFX even highlights the unclear fee structure as a notable drawback. Because the broker is regulated by the SFC in Hong Kong, there is some underlying assurance of oversight and compliance, yet regulatory status alone does not substitute for clear cost information. For me, this uncertainty means I would tread carefully—unknown swap rates introduce potential unseen costs that can erode profitability and risk management. I always recommend, and personally insist upon, direct communication with the broker's support to obtain written details on overnight financing before committing funds. If I can’t easily compare fees with other brokers, I regard that as a significant factor in my decision process, always prioritizing transparency and cost predictability to safeguard my capital.