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In my personal experience evaluating brokers, I put a premium on transparency, regulation, and overall risk management. With RR, several red flags stand out for me and would warrant serious caution. First and foremost, RR currently operates with no valid regulatory oversight, which for me is a non-negotiable risk factor. Reliable regulation sets a standard for client protection and dispute resolution; lacking this, I have no assurance that funds are properly safeguarded or that fair trading conditions are enforced. Additionally, RR is marked as carrying a high potential risk, and its regulatory license and scope of business are both labeled “suspicious.” I always question how a broker justifies such descriptors while maintaining credibility. Their risk management index is sitting at zero, which for me raises concerns about internal controls and operational integrity—I want visible systems that can withstand volatility or technical difficulties. Despite RR’s operational history of five to ten years and being registered in India, neither longevity nor location compensates for the absence of trusted regulatory backing. For me, all these shortcomings add up to a situation where capital may be exposed to unnecessary risk, and reliable recourse in the event of disputes could be absent. Therefore, I would personally keep my distance and carefully weigh these vulnerabilities before considering RR for any trading activity.