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From my experience as a forex trader, reliability and trustworthiness in a broker fundamentally depend on transparent regulation, strong risk management, and consistent operational integrity. Looking at SAMCO, several factors give me pause. The absence of valid regulatory status is my primary concern. No clear oversight means that traders, including myself, might not have the usual assurances when it comes to dispute resolution, client fund protection, or compliance with global financial standards. For brokers handling client capital, especially in volatile forex and derivatives markets, regulation is non-negotiable for me. SAMCO has operated for 5-10 years and offers a range of instruments including stocks, commodities, and currencies, supported by multiple trading platforms and analytical tools. Their leverage offerings and fee structure are competitive for the Indian market. However, I cannot ignore the explicit warnings about high potential risk and a suspicious regulatory profile. Even with a robust set of trading tools and seemingly responsive customer service, the lack of regulatory clarity means there is an inherent risk to capital that I am personally uncomfortable with. In summary, while the product suite and technology seem solid for regional trading, I would adopt an extremely cautious approach. I would not consider SAMCO truly reliable until they attained clear and recognized regulatory oversight. Protecting my funds and ensuring transparent business practices are priorities I cannot compromise.