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From my experience evaluating A&C, it is quite clear that the firm specializes exclusively in agricultural commodities. When I reviewed their available trading instruments, I found that traders can access markets for products including wheat, corn, barley, soybean, sorghum, and sunflower. Importantly, there are no opportunities to trade forex, stocks, indices, metals, energies, cryptocurrencies, or other diversified products—A&C’s scope is strictly limited to agricultural commodities. This narrow focus may serve specific participants active in the Argentine agricultural sector, but for me as a trader considering broad portfolio diversification, this limitation presents substantial drawbacks. Not having access to major asset classes like forex and equities naturally narrows the risk management strategies available. In my view, it is also noteworthy that A&C is unregulated, adding another layer of concern for anyone accustomed to operating in environments where regulatory oversight enforces some degree of trader protection. Given these facts and considering the absence of globally recognized trading platforms and clarity on fee structures, the only instruments one can trade with A&C are agricultural commodities. That is a crucial factor for me to weigh when choosing a broker, both in terms of opportunity and risk exposure.