WikiFX

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Based on my due diligence and direct experience with brokers of Valuable Capital’s profile, I have not found explicit information about whether their spreads are fixed or variable. The WikiFX summary emphasizes their wide array of services and products, and reports a commission-free model, but is silent on the specifics of spread structure. In the world of regulated Hong Kong brokers—especially those providing both equities and futures—variable spreads are generally the norm, as they allow the platform to reflect true market conditions. It’s also important to highlight that during major news releases or periods of high volatility, variable spreads on most platforms can widen substantially. This is a common industry practice and not unique to Valuable Capital. For traders, especially those executing high-frequency or news-event trades, this volatility in spreads can significantly affect trading costs and execution quality. My own approach is always conservative in such scenarios: I avoid making assumptions about favorable conditions and instead try to verify fee structures and live market behaviors with small, low-risk trades before committing more capital. Given the reported complexities and lack of granular transparency about fee schedules, I advise any prospective client to directly contact Valuable Capital support for clear answers on their spread policy before trading. Personally, I do not take unexplained or ambiguous cost structures lightly, especially given the reported withdrawal difficulties by some users. If detailed, timely information on spreads is unavailable, I view that as a risk factor to be seriously considered before engaging with the platform.