WikiFX

Sagot

In my experience navigating a variety of brokerage offerings, I always look for transparency about trading costs, especially when it comes to spreads. With CAPITAL, my due diligence was challenged by the lack of any mention—either way—about whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. There’s no available detail about spread structure on their WikiFX profile, nor any account information or platform specifications that typically provide this insight. This omission raises concerns for me regarding transparency and the actual trading experience. For traders like myself who rely on understanding the cost structure before entering the market, this lack of information makes it difficult to anticipate transaction expenses, especially during key news releases or volatile periods when spreads can widen rapidly at many firms. Reliable brokers usually make their spread policy clear, as this is fundamental YMYL information for informed trading decisions. The absence of such clarity from CAPITAL means I would have to assume all possible risks regarding variable spreads until proven otherwise. Given CAPITAL’s regulatory status in Hong Kong and long history, I might expect a certain standard of disclosure. Still, until the broker provides explicit details about spread types and what to expect during market stress, I personally would treat this as an area for serious caution. For me, clear spread information is non-negotiable before committing funds or trades.