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In my experience as a trader, having the ability to access a broad range of instruments, especially key assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, is essential for building a diversified strategy. When I looked into HMFS, I found their offering surprisingly narrow. According to the data provided, HMFS is focused solely on equity products within the Pakistan Stock Exchange, and does not make any mention of forex pairs, commodities like Gold or Crude Oil, or other popular asset classes such as indices or cryptocurrencies. The platform’s lack of standard trading platforms like MT4 or MT5 further limits flexibility. For me, this raises concerns not just about the variety of instruments but also about long-term portfolio growth if I want exposure to global commodities. Furthermore, I always place significant importance on regulation, given the risks inherent in unregulated spaces. HMFS currently operates without any valid regulatory oversight, which is an additional red flag from a risk management perspective. The absence of a demo account removes the opportunity to test the platform or strategies before committing real capital. Given these points, based on my analysis and risk management priorities, it is not possible to trade individual assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil through HMFS. Their offering seems strictly limited to equities, so if exposure to commodities is important to you, I would advise looking for a well-regulated broker with a wider product range.