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Based on my experience as a trader and from a careful review of AP CAPITAL’s available information, I see that the firm presents itself as a global investment platform with exposure to multiple asset classes, including forex and commodities. Since gold (XAU/USD) and crude oil are both widely recognized as standard commodity trading instruments, in theory, they should fall within the firm’s stated offerings. However, I notice AP CAPITAL’s platform details are notably limited: there’s no public specification of available trading pairs or explicit mention of gold and oil as tradable assets. This lack of transparency concerns me. As a trader, I rely on clear, upfront information about which instruments are accessible before opening or funding an account. The absence of a demo account and the scarcity of communication channels further compound the uncertainty. While AP CAPITAL claims SFC regulation in Hong Kong, which offers some base-level reassurance, regulation alone does not guarantee that every commodity or pair I wish to trade will be available or cost-effective. Because of these unknowns, I would not assume that trading gold (XAU/USD) and crude oil is possible through AP CAPITAL without first contacting their support for concrete confirmation. I advise proceeding conservatively—verify the product list and trading conditions directly with the company before making any commitments. For me, transparency and reliable, accessible support are just as crucial as regulation when assessing a broker’s suitability.