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Based on my direct research and experience evaluating KSL, I found that their trading instrument selection is quite limited compared to what many international brokers offer. Specifically, KSL only provides access to stocks and equities. This means that if, like me, you’re used to trading a diverse range of assets—such as forex, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, or even ETFs—those will not be accessible through KSL’s platform. For me, this is a significant limitation, especially considering that a well-diversified portfolio can help manage risk more effectively. There is also the crucial matter of regulatory status. KSL is currently unregulated, which means there is no third-party oversight ensuring the security and fairness of their business operations. This lack of regulation heightens my concerns, particularly when other brokers in the market offer a broader range of instruments and operate under recognized regulatory bodies. From my perspective, while the option to trade Pakistani stocks or equities might suit investors with highly specific local interests, I personally would exercise caution and carefully consider whether this limited scope aligns with my trading goals and risk management priorities.