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Based on my personal experience and the available information about Industrial Securities Futures, the range of trading instruments appears to be quite limited when compared to many international brokers. This firm is primarily regulated in China under the China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) and holds a futures license. From what I could determine, the broker’s main offerings are in the area of financial futures and certain derivative products. Specifically, their services are focused on providing access to special private equity fund-of-funds (FOF) business and active management based on quantitative strategies. For a trader like me, this means I am not able to directly access spot forex, stocks, indices, or cryptocurrencies through Industrial Securities Futures as I might with a more globally oriented brokerage. The emphasis is heavily tilted toward financial futures, and I have not found clear evidence that they provide trading in commodities or other widely traded asset classes outside this scope. The lack of transparency around the full instrument list is a concern, especially since fee structures and detailed product information are not readily disclosed. In my experience, operating with a broker where the range of available products and associated costs are not clear can present additional risks, especially for those looking to diversify or utilize strategies across multiple asset classes. For now, I would categorize Industrial Securities Futures as suitable mainly for those interested in the specific Chinese futures markets and associated derivatives, rather than as a full-spectrum multi-asset broker.