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Based on the information available about RENADER FX, there is insufficient transparency regarding their spread structure—nowhere on their profile are fixed or variable spreads clearly stated. As someone who prioritizes safety and certainty in my trading decisions, this lack of clarity immediately raises concerns for me, especially knowing the broker operates without valid regulatory oversight and has been flagged for high potential risk and suspicious business practices. From my years of experience, reputable brokers are usually explicit about whether they offer fixed or variable spreads, and this detail fundamentally impacts trading costs during market volatility or news events. With a broker lacking regulation and openness, I am especially cautious because, in volatile scenarios or during news releases, variable spreads from unregulated brokers can widen unpredictably, often resulting in significant slippage or execution issues. Fixed spreads, on the other hand, can mask hidden costs or requotes if not properly enforced. Given RENADER FX’s absence of valid licensing and transparency, I would not feel confident trading with them, particularly during major economic releases when spread manipulation and platform disruptions are more likely with high-risk, unregulated entities. I firmly believe that, especially in fast-moving markets, only brokers with clear, regulated account structures and transparent trading conditions can be trusted to handle client trades fairly. Thus, due to the lack of information and regulatory assurance, I cannot recommend relying on RENADER FX for clear or stable spread conditions in volatile markets.