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As an experienced trader, I need to be direct about my concerns with YLG, especially regarding trading costs for indices like the US100. From my review, YLG specializes primarily in gold bullion products and does not make any mention of offering index trading such as the US100. This is a significant point for me because, as someone who actively evaluates brokers, clarity on the instruments provided is fundamental for making informed trading decisions. Even if YLG were to offer indices like the US100, my trust in their cost structure would be quite limited. The broker operates without recognized regulation, and there is no transparent or published fee breakdown that covers spreads, commissions, or overnight financing costs for any index product. In my own trading, I find brokers with unclear or absent cost disclosures to pose a heightened financial risk. Historically, the absence of proper regulation and transparency often results in hidden or unfavorable costs. Given these gaps, I cannot determine a total trading cost for the US100 or any similar index with YLG. In my opinion, this lack of information and regulatory assurance is a major red flag. For me, safeguarding my capital takes precedence, and I would approach any offers from YLG on index trading with extreme caution, prioritizing only brokers with transparent fee structures and proper supervision.