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As someone with years of experience navigating both regulated and unregulated spaces in finance, I approach any broker claiming to serve the Hong Kong and global markets with careful scrutiny, especially when there are red flags. BLUEMOUNT presents itself as a securities company registered in Hong Kong, and while it previously held a license with the SFC, its current status is marked as "Exceeded," which means they are now operating outside of active regulatory oversight. This, for me, is a substantial concern, as maintaining continuous regulation is a primary safeguard for client interests in an industry rife with risks. What further reinforces my caution is the “medium potential risk” rating, the absence of proper regulatory standing, and limitations such as restricted asset classes—securities and shares only, with no forex or CFDs on offer. Transparency around their fee structure is appreciated, but this alone cannot compensate for the heightened risks associated with an exceeded license. I have also noted user feedback that points to a lack of professionalism and concerns regarding the platform’s authenticity. Even though I value first-hand experience, these comments, when paired with the regulatory gaps, make me hesitant. In light of these issues, I cannot consider BLUEMOUNT a fully legitimate or low-risk option at this time. For me, strict adherence to up-to-date regulation and credible client protections are non-negotiable, and BLUEMOUNT falls short on both fronts.