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In my experience as a trader, evaluating regulatory oversight is a fundamental step before considering any financial institution or broker. When I researched CHINA SECURITIES for my own assessment, I quickly noticed that despite its long operational history in China and its public listings on the Hong Kong and Shanghai Stock Exchanges, it does not currently hold a valid license from any recognized financial regulator. In my view, this is especially notable because, in the forex and broader financial markets, credible regulation serves to protect client funds, maintain fair dealing standards, and offer recourse in case of disputes. It’s also significant to me that CHINA SECURITIES openly states it is not regulated in China or elsewhere, and this status is confirmed by the absence of a regulatory index score. Without proper regulation, there isn’t third-party oversight to verify the broker’s operational integrity, risk management standards, or client protections. From my perspective, a lack of regulatory supervision introduces higher risks, no matter how broad the listed products or how long the broker has been in business. For these reasons, I would personally proceed with extreme caution and avoid engaging in trading or investing activities with any institution that does not provide clear, verifiable regulatory oversight from established financial authorities.