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Based on my careful evaluation of H.H. Misbah Securities, I must admit that there is a concerning lack of transparency regarding fee structures, including commissions and spreads. As someone cautious about where I keep my trading capital, I rely on clear, upfront disclosure of all trading costs. In the case of H.H. Misbah Securities, the information available does not specify their commission rates or how spreads are applied on trades. This absence of detail, particularly from a broker that operates without regulatory oversight, is troubling for me. From my perspective, a legitimate broker typically provides an accessible fee schedule, outlining both fixed commissions—if any—and the method by which spreads are calculated, whether they are fixed or variable. Since H.H. Misbah only offers equity trading, the expectation would be for transparent stock commission rates and, if relevant, details on price execution in relation to market spreads. However, none of this is clarified, which significantly complicates the ability to estimate true trading costs. Given these ambiguities, I personally would exercise heightened caution before committing funds. The risk is not just about undisclosed or unexpectedly high fees, but also about the difficulty in verifying best execution practices or recourse in the event of disputes, especially without regulatory protection. For me, fee transparency is non-negotiable, and its absence here is a serious limitation.