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Based on my careful review of Swiss Gold, I would approach the question of trading assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil with significant caution. The broker is newly established, with an operating period of less than one year, and is registered in France but holds no valid regulatory licenses. This absence of credible regulation alone is a major concern for me, as I only trust brokers that are overseen by well-known financial authorities to ensure robust client protection and dispute resolution. Critically, there is no transparent, verifiable information about the actual tradable instruments offered by Swiss Gold on their public materials. While a user report mentioned claims about gold-related investments through the platform, this was linked to highly suspicious behavior and what appeared to be a scam—especially given the requirement to pay a so-called "tax" before withdrawal and a lack of professional communication from support staff. My experience tells me that legitimate brokers never require pre-withdrawal payments or operate in such an opaque manner. For these reasons—namely, the lack of clarity on available trading assets, the absence of regulation, and negative user exposure—I would not assume that commodities like XAU/USD or crude oil are safely or even genuinely available to trade with Swiss Gold. For my own capital, I seek transparent, regulated environments with clear asset listings; in my view, Swiss Gold falls far short in these aspects.