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In my experience as a trader, choosing which broker to trust with my funds and trading interests always comes down to careful analysis of regulatory status and transparency. With C. D. Commodities, I found that they do offer products and services that include equities, currency and derivatives, as well as commodities. However, the lack of regulatory oversight is a significant concern for me. According to their public information, C. D. Commodities operates without valid regulation, which increases the risk profile substantially. The scope of their commodities offering, in my understanding, could logically include assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, since these are among the most commonly traded commodities globally. Yet, the broker’s own website and disclosures do not provide confirmation of specific trading instruments, account types, or the trading platforms used. This lack of transparency makes it impossible for me to verify with confidence that both Gold and Crude Oil, especially as forex pairs or CFDs (like XAU/USD), are available for direct trading. For me, trading with any broker that does not clearly list its instruments and is unregulated is an unacceptable risk. I believe it is essential to only work with brokers that not only clearly state the assets they offer but also operate under recognized regulatory authorities for greater security and oversight.