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Having researched and tested various brokers over my trading career, I always pay close attention to the range of instruments available, as this directly impacts flexibility and strategy. With ZHONGYANG, I found that their primary offerings center around securities and futures, particularly through major exchanges like the Hong Kong Stock Exchange (HKEX), US equities (such as NYSE and NASDAQ), as well as the Shanghai and Shenzhen Stock Connect channels. This means I could access a diverse selection of global stocks and, to some extent, index products tied to these exchanges. The ability to trade derivatives and related products like futures contracts also allows for some exposure to commodities—examples include COMEX gold, silver, copper, and NYMEX crude oil futures. However, I could not find any clear access to forex (currencies) or cryptocurrencies through their stated product list, and there was no reference to trading indices as standalone instruments outside of what might be available via futures markets. Notably, ZHONGYANG's service is tailored more toward traditional securities and futures rather than the full spectrum of modern CFD or multi-asset offerings that include spot forex and crypto. For me, the absence of FX pairs and digital assets would have been a significant limitation if that was my trading focus. In summary, while ZHONGYANG can serve well for stocks and established futures—particularly within Asian and US markets—I would urge traders requiring broad asset class coverage (especially forex or crypto) to look for platforms with a wider range of instruments. Always verify product availability directly, as offerings and permissions can change, especially with regulatory uncertainty.