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Given my years of experience in forex trading and my constant priority on broker reliability and transparency, I approached Core Financial Markets Ltd with significant caution. The most pressing concern for me is their lack of valid regulatory status. The absence of recognized oversight, combined with a "suspicious regulatory license" warning and a risk index of 0.00, raises immediate red flags. This context suggests the overall environment may not be secure for either manual or automated trading activities. When it comes to Expert Advisors (EAs)—a critical tool for many modern traders like myself—I look for explicit broker statements supporting their use, usually within a regulated and reputable trading infrastructure. For Core Financial Markets Ltd, the available information does not specify support for EAs, nor does it clearly state which trading platforms are offered. Even assuming they provide a commonly used platform like MT4 (which supports EAs), the risks associated with insufficient oversight could expose traders to issues such as trade manipulation, execution delays, or even potential loss of funds. In my view, regardless of the technical possibility to use automated strategies, the lack of regulatory protection and the high risk profile mean I cannot recommend entrusting any form of trading—including the use of Expert Advisors—to Core Financial Markets Ltd. The safe and prudent choice, in my experience, is to prioritize brokers with transparent, verifiable regulatory credentials before even considering deploying EAs or automated algorithms.