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Based on my experience as an independent trader and the information available regarding ATG, I approach the question of trading individual assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil with notable caution. ATG primarily describes itself as a proprietary trading firm focusing on major futures and equity markets across Europe, Asia, and America. While this suggests a broad array of instruments, there is no explicit mention—either in their limited online transparency or in third-party summaries—of direct access to popular spot commodities such as XAU/USD or Crude Oil CFDs. The lack of detail on what instruments are actually provided is a significant concern for me. Adding to this risk, ATG operates entirely without regulatory oversight. In my years of trading, I have come to see formal regulation as the most fundamental layer of security for client funds and market fairness. Without regulation, there is no official assurance about how your accounts or trades are handled—let alone the asset selection or order execution quality. ATG’s non-informative website and opaque business scope further amplify my reservations. Given these circumstances, I would not feel confident in assuming that access to specific instruments like Gold or Oil is supported, or that the trading environment meets minimum safety and transparency standards. For me, and for anyone managing real capital, these gaps are too substantial to overlook. If your focus is on commodities trading, I would strongly advise seeking out a broker with explicit listings of tradable assets and verifiable regulatory credentials.