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From my thorough experience evaluating brokers, I always look closely at the range of tradeable instruments, especially access to globally popular assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. With Huajin International, after carefully reviewing their current product offering, I found that they are regulated in Hong Kong under the SFC and focus mainly on securities and futures trading. Importantly, their available products do not include forex, commodities, indices, cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, or ETFs. This directly means that they do not support trading Gold (XAU/USD) as a spot forex pair or Crude Oil as a commodity CFD or futures contract for individual traders through their platform. Personally, the absence of commodity and forex instruments is a significant limitation for my trading preferences. I find that diverse market access can be crucial for both hedging and pursuing various strategies. While Huajin International is a legitimate, regulated broker with over a decade of operation and provides avenues for securities and futures trading, those specifically seeking commodity exposure—particularly Gold or Oil—cannot access these via their suite of services. In summary, based on my experience and the provided broker information, Huajin International cannot be used to trade assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. If these instruments are essential to your strategy, you would need to consider alternative brokers that explicitly list commodities or forex trading among their offerings. For any account opening or trading strategy, I always recommend thoroughly comparing brokers’ product lists to ensure your asset interests are supported and your trading needs are met.