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After carefully examining ATG and weighing my own experiences as a long-term trader, I find it challenging to highlight clear, tangible benefits that would make this broker a preferred choice for anyone serious about protecting their capital. In my trading journey, transparency, regulation, and a proven track record are absolute necessities. ATG, unfortunately, falls short on these points. The lack of any valid regulatory oversight is, for me, the most concerning factor—regulation isn't just formalities; it’s what ensures client funds are segregated, complaints are managed fairly, and standards are enforced. Without it, the risks to my capital are materially increased. I did note that ATG seems to focus on providing access to major global futures and equity markets nearly round the clock, which, if legitimate, is a logistical benefit. In my practice, market access is truly valuable, especially when trading across diverse time zones. However, that alone cannot outweigh concerns about transparency—ATG’s simplistic web presence and limited disclosure about their operations leaves too many open questions. While I saw a user comment that customer support was responsive and not pushy, I know from experience that good service does not compensate for regulatory shortcomings. Overall, any perceived benefit from market coverage or customer service is, in my view, overshadowed by the high inherent risks, so I cannot responsibly recommend ATG as offering real benefits for traders prioritizing safety and professionalism.