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Sagot

Having traded forex independently for years, I’ve learned to scrutinize broker credentials and regulatory standing before risking my funds. With PGM, several aspects immediately stood out to me as caution signals. Most significant is that PGM is currently unregulated—there’s no valid regulatory oversight. This absence leaves traders without the recourse and protections that come with regulated environments, which I always view as a fundamental risk factor in safeguarding my capital and personal data. Despite offering access to renowned trading platforms and a decent range of futures and forex execution services, these features alone are not enough to compensate for the heightened risk associated with a lack of regulation. From my perspective, transparency, oversight, and regulatory accountability are non-negotiable when assessing broker credibility. PGM’s "suspicious regulatory license" and “suspicious scope of business” compound my concerns, making me question the reliability of their operations. While the platform can provide tools suited to professional traders, the high potential risk is not something I can overlook. For me, the security of my deposits and the integrity of trading processes matter more than the breadth of services or platform sophistication. I would only consider brokers with solid regulatory credentials and a proven record of compliance. In summary, I exercise considerable caution with PGM and would advise any trader to carefully weigh the risks before engaging.