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In my experience as an independent trader, when evaluating CTG as a potential broker, the cons weigh heavily against the pros. CTG offers demo accounts and supports a range of professional trading platforms such as CTG Pro, Trade Navigator, and CQG, which is appealing if you need access to industry-standard tools and want to practice before committing real funds. They also advertise multiple channels for customer support, which suggests accessibility when questions or issues arise. However, the drawbacks are substantial from my perspective. The most critical issue is regulatory: CTG’s NFA license is described as a suspicious clone and there's a strong advisory to exercise caution regarding the safety of client funds. For me, a broker’s legitimacy and robust, transparent oversight are non-negotiable, and this lack of verifiable regulation raises red flags about risk management and fund security. Furthermore, CTG seems primarily focused on managed futures rather than conventional forex trading, with little clear information about trading account types, conditions, or spreads. Fee structures with most CTAs (commodity trading advisors) can be steep—2% annual management fees plus a 20% incentive fee based on performance—so I would be cautious and scrutinize any disclosure documents in detail. Ultimately, while the platform choices and demo access are positives, I personally cannot overlook the regulatory concerns, and for me, this makes CTG too risky compared to well-regulated alternatives.