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As an experienced trader who prioritizes capital preservation above all else, I have serious reservations about using a broker like KSL. According to my research, KSL operates without any active regulatory license or oversight. From my perspective, this absence of supervision by recognized financial authorities is a critical vulnerability. Regulatory frameworks exist to mandate transparent operations, safeguard client funds, and enforce fair dealing rules. Brokers that are officially regulated must adhere to stringent standards, including client account segregation and regular audits. These protections, in my experience, form the backbone of trust in the trading ecosystem. With KSL lacking regulation, none of these external safeguards are in place. If something were to go wrong—such as operational mismanagement, disputes, or even insolvency—there are no regulatory channels for recourse or compensation. Based on how I assess broker risk, this elevates the potential for adverse outcomes well beyond my personal threshold. While KSL may have been operating for several years and offers access to stocks and equities, I cannot ignore the crucial security gap created by their unregulated status. For me, peace of mind comes from knowing my broker is accountable to a reputable authority—something I find missing with KSL.