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From my own perspective as a seasoned trader, OSL’s offering is highly specialized, which may not suit the needs of most retail or forex-focused participants. OSL is strictly an equity broker—the only supported instrument is equities, with no forex, commodities, indices, crypto, or other asset classes available. This lack of diversity is a clear limitation for me, as I prefer to diversify my portfolio and hedge positions across multiple markets. For traders solely interested in Pakistani equities, this focus might seem beneficial, but for anyone seeking a broader instrument selection, OSL falls short. When it comes to the fee setup and transparency, I found it difficult to evaluate the specifics due to the absence of detailed, readily available information. Reputable brokers usually provide clear breakdowns of their commission structures, spreads, and any other costs on their websites. In OSL’s case, not only is this information missing, but the lack of regulatory oversight means there’s little accountability regarding unexpected or hidden charges. This significantly increases operational risk for me and makes cost comparisons nearly impossible. In summary, while OSL may appeal to local equity traders looking for a Pakistan-based broker, its narrow instrument scope and lack of fee transparency, coupled with its unregulated status, mean I would exercise significant caution before considering it for my own trading activities.