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Based on my thorough review of Olive Tree Capital Markets, my experience with this broker has been shaped mainly by their broad product offerings and regulatory profile. The firm is licensed and regulated by CySEC in Cyprus, which provides some confidence about its legitimacy and oversight, though I always remain cautious and recommend independent verification before engaging with any broker, especially in the current landscape where regulatory standards and the effective implementation of client protections may vary. In terms of tradable assets, Olive Tree Capital Markets covers several categories, including fixed income, equities, derivatives, structured products, alternative investments, and foreign exchange. However, while it is clear that forex trading is available, the broker does not publish detailed information about specific instruments or tradable commodities such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. This lack of clarity on instrument lists makes it difficult for me to confirm definitively whether commodities like gold and oil are accessible for trading. In my practice, transparency and precise instrument lists are crucial for evaluating a broker. The absence of a publicly available demo account and limited details about trading conditions further increase my caution. If trading gold or crude oil specifically is a requirement, I would recommend directly contacting Olive Tree Capital Markets’ support or considering brokers with clearly documented asset lists and trading terms. Ultimately, for me, clear information and accessibility always guide my broker choices, especially with assets as significant as gold and crude oil.