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After carefully reviewing all available details from my research into CLC, I must emphasize a degree of uncertainty regarding their specific tradable asset range. CLC positions itself as an investment firm offering securities trading, margin financing, and IPO subscriptions, and it does note its license with the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission. However, the available information lacks clarity on whether classic forex and commodities trading pairs—especially popular contracts like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil—are accessible. It’s notable that the company describes a broad suite of investment management services and mentions dealing in futures contracts. Yet, there is no explicit mention of spot metals or energy commodities. Furthermore, the absence of concrete details about tradable assets, spreads, and leverage reinforces my reservations. In my experience, it is critical to see transparent asset lists before funding an account or making trading decisions, especially in markets as volatile as gold and crude oil. I also noted several serious user complaints and warnings relating to withdrawals and platform accessibility. Coupled with the revoked regulatory licenses for some business lines, these issues give me significant pause. At this point, I cannot confidently confirm that CLC provides access to Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil trading. For those seeking these instruments, I would urge extra caution and recommend verifying directly with CLC’s customer support—preferably before making any deposit decisions. For me, the lack of transparency and confirmed asset listings is a substantial red flag.