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From my perspective as an independent trader, one of the primary appeals of Eddid lies in its diverse range of trading instruments, especially for those with an interest in both equities and options. The platform is structured to accommodate varying strategies: equities trading is positioned for portfolio building, dividend income, and risk management through diversification, while options trading offers the flexibility to potentially capitalize on market volatility or hedge an existing portfolio. This breadth can be valuable for traders looking to adapt their approach or explore different asset classes. However, while Eddid enables access to such tools—including the ability to implement equity-based growth or undertake complex options strategies—it's important to emphasize that the broker is currently unregulated. This lack of regulatory oversight means there are fewer investor protections and a higher level of inherent risk than with regulated brokers. Any potential benefits from the versatility of instruments should be weighed very carefully against this significant concern. As for the fee structure, Eddid imposes commission fees for both self-directed and full-service accounts, alongside additional regulatory, service, and processing fees. In my experience, clarity and predictability in fee schedules are essential to managing trading costs, but Eddid’s structure, while comprehensive, does not stand out for low costs or special transparency. Ultimately, while the selection of instruments might suit sophisticated traders, I’m personally very cautious, as the unregulated status and associated risks outweigh the potential benefits for most investors.