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As an experienced forex trader, I always prioritize transparency and clear information on trading fees before considering any broker for my portfolio. With Olive Tree Capital Markets, I found the information on trading fees, commissions, and spreads to be rather limited. Despite being a Cyprus-regulated broker with a long operational history, they do not publicly specify their commission structures or typical spreads for forex or other asset classes. This lack of detailed fee disclosure has a direct impact on my ability to assess the true cost of trading with them. From my perspective, this absence of upfront fee information means I have to be especially cautious. Clear information on spreads and commissions is essential because hidden or unclear fees can quickly erode trading profits, particularly for active traders like myself. While Olive Tree Capital Markets is authorized by CySEC, indicating oversight and some level of client protection, regulatory registration alone does not guarantee competitive or fair pricing for traders. In my experience, brokers that are open about their pricing inspire more confidence and allow me to plan my trading strategies with accuracy. I would only consider engaging if I could obtain explicit, written details about all costs involved—including commissions, spreads, swaps, and any non-trading fees—prior to account opening. For now, the opaqueness regarding the specific fee model is a notable drawback and warrants prudence, especially for those sensitive to trading costs.