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As an experienced trader assessing J V GROUP, I need to be particularly careful when it comes to understanding trading costs for instruments like the US100. From my own review and based on the context provided, I could not find any concrete or transparent information about the costs specifically associated with trading indices—such as the US100—at J V GROUP. In fact, their listed tradable products do not include indices at all, focusing instead on equities, ETFs, derivatives, commodities, forex, mutual funds, and insurance. This alone is a significant red flag for me, as clear cost disclosure and product availability are foundational to responsible trading. Another factor to weigh heavily is the absence of valid regulatory oversight. In my experience, a lack of regulation not only raises the risk of unclear or excessive costs—such as hidden spreads, commissions, swap fees—but can also make it very difficult to resolve disputes or even obtain accurate fee information. For professionally managed brokers, transparent trading cost structures (spreads, commissions, overnight fees, etc.) and detailed contract specifications are standard; I could not find any of these for indices at J V GROUP. Given these points, my professional opinion is that I cannot quantify or verify the total trading costs for the US100—or any index—using J V GROUP. More importantly, the combination of missing product transparency and regulatory risk means I would refrain from trading indices or any other instrument on this platform without significant further due diligence. For me, cost clarity and regulatory protection are not optional—they are essential.