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As a trader who approaches every broker with a focus on transparency and risk management, my experience researching Applied Derivatives left me with several concerns. When I reviewed their offering, I could not find clear, reliable details about their trading instruments or specific fee structure. Unlike most established brokers, Applied Derivatives is flagged for having no valid regulatory information and even carries warnings about a suspicious regulatory license and a scope of business that raises red flags. This absence of oversight greatly affects my willingness to scrutinize even basic elements like tradable markets and costs. In my experience, trustworthy brokers make instrument lists, spreads, and commissions highly accessible, allowing me to compare actual trading conditions before opening any account. Here, however, there is a troubling lack of transparency—there’s no clear breakdown of what can be traded, nor how fees are calculated, which makes it difficult to evaluate potential advantages compared to regulated competitors. For me, the combination of a low trust score, high risk warnings, and opaque business practices means I can't confidently identify any standout advantages in the way Applied Derivatives structures its product or fees. From a risk-conscious perspective, I believe that when these fundamentals are missing or unclear, it is prudent for any trader to proceed with extreme caution. Personally, I require far more clarity and robust regulation before considering any engagement.