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In my experience evaluating brokers, being able to access a broad range of assets is important for diversifying strategies and managing risk. Based on what I’ve seen with EGM Securities, it is indeed possible to trade particular assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. The broker clearly lists precious metals among its tradable instruments—specifically noting at least six options in that category—which typically includes XAU/USD. As for Crude Oil, although the context here references commodities and CFDs as supported products, brokers offering a product menu like this virtually always include major energy CFDs such as Brent and WTI Oil. However, asset variety alone does not equate to reliability or safety. I must emphasize that EGM Securities lacks valid regulatory oversight, which I find concerning, especially when it comes to trading volatile instruments like Gold and Oil. High leverage up to 1:400 is available on forex and metals, but this amplifies both gains and losses, so strict margin control is essential. While the technical offering (MT4 and MT5 platforms and the typical asset roster) is appealing for someone who values flexible trading, the absence of robust supervision means I personally would not deposit more than I could afford to lose. To sum up, trading Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil appears feasible with EGM Securities, but for me, the risks tied to its unregulated status significantly outweigh the benefits of asset access and platform choice. My main advice to other traders is to weigh these factors extremely carefully before proceeding.