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Speaking from my personal experience as a trader who takes risk management and regulatory status seriously, I want to be clear that Neomarkets' range of trading instruments does stand out to a degree. Their platform gives access to over 15,000 instruments, including stocks, ETFs, derivatives, Eurobonds, and CFDs. In practical terms, this means I’m not limited to a narrow menu—I can choose instruments that fit my trading strategies and diversify across different asset classes, which is critical for managing volatility and seeking opportunities in various market conditions. However, it's important to note that Neomarkets does not offer forex, commodities, or cryptocurrencies, so if those are cornerstone products for your trading approach, you’ll have to look elsewhere. Regarding fees, my experience reflects what’s said about their system: I haven’t felt encumbered by hidden charges or onerous commissions. The cost structure appears straightforward, with users noting low fees and minimal commissions. For account deposits and withdrawals, the process has seemed transparent, and so far I haven’t encountered delays or unexpected deductions. Nonetheless, because Neomarkets operates without formal regulation, I have kept my funds and position sizes conservative, no matter how attractive their fee structure looks. For me, low costs and broad instrument selection are attractive, but both must be weighed against the fundamental risk posed by trading with an unregulated entity.