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After closely examining Taishin Securities, I have to admit I encountered some uncertainty regarding their pricing structure. As an active trader, transparency on commissions, spreads, and other trading costs is crucial for building trust and for accurately assessing whether a broker is suitable for my needs. Unfortunately, I was not able to find detailed information about their fees. The available material points out this same lack of clarity, highlighting “limited information on fees” as a notable drawback. This is particularly important given that Taishin Securities is regulated by the Taipei Exchange and has a solid presence in Taiwan, offering a wide variety of trading instruments such as securities, futures, stocks, ETFs, bonds, and commodities. However, without clear details on commission rates, spread schedules, or any ancillary charges, it becomes difficult for me—or any prudent investor—to evaluate the true cost-effectiveness of trading on their platform. In my experience, responsible brokers usually offer upfront and detailed disclosures about every charge, so this omission makes me hesitant. Because trading costs can significantly impact long-term profitability, I would personally avoid making any real capital commitments to Taishin Securities until I receive official, verifiable information about their pricing. This cautious approach is especially vital when considering regulated but regionally focused brokers, and it aligns with prudent risk management principles that every trader should observe.