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In my experience, Abbott Futures presents several drawbacks that have meaningfully impacted my confidence as a trader. The most immediate concern is the broker’s regulatory status; Abbott Futures currently operates with a suspicious clone license from the National Futures Association (NFA). For me, regulatory clarity is non-negotiable—uncertainty here significantly raises the risk of unexpected complications, whether in customer service interactions or in the reliability of funds access. Another issue I faced involves transparency and information availability. There is scant public detail about essential elements, such as account types, trading fees, or platforms supported. This lack of openness makes it very difficult to properly evaluate what to expect or how to resolve issues as they arise. In the rare cases I reached out to customer service, I appreciated having multiple contact options, but the lingering uncertainty about the firm’s oversight left me unwilling to rely on them for my trading needs. Finally, Abbott Futures limits its product scope to global commodities, which is restrictively narrow compared to most brokers that offer forex, indices, and more. While the company claims years of operation, the combination of regulatory questions, operational opacity, and a limited product list means I approach Abbott Futures with caution and wouldn’t depend on them for reliable, long-term trading.