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After carefully researching NEWRGY IMEX to compare its overnight financing (swap) fees with those of other brokers, I found myself at a significant disadvantage: NEWRGY IMEX does not provide any transparent information about its swap rates or overnight financing costs. As someone who relies heavily on such details to manage risk and forecast potential costs accurately, this lack of basic disclosure is highly problematic. With well-regulated brokers, swap rates are readily accessible and often updated daily, making it possible for me to plan trades—especially swing trades or long-term holds—with confidence. Unfortunately, in my review of NEWRGY IMEX, I not only discovered an absence of overnight fee information, but also encountered troubling warning signs on credibility and fund safety. This includes a complete lack of regulatory oversight, a missing (now inaccessible) website, and a wide array of user complaints about blocked withdrawals and even the disappearance of the platform itself. For me, these red flags outweigh any potential curiosity about their trading costs; cost structure is a moot point if funds and fair trading cannot be reliably accessed. Ultimately, the inability to verify or compare swap rates is, in my view, an extension of much larger transparency issues at NEWRGY IMEX. I would urge fellow traders to exercise extreme caution and to never trade with a broker where critical trading costs—such as overnight fees—are not clearly disclosed or where basic trust cannot be reasonably established.