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As an experienced trader who prioritizes transparency and risk management, I approach unregulated brokers like SinoPac Holdings with a high degree of caution, especially when considering trading specific products such as indices like the US100. From my review, SinoPac Holdings does not provide any detailed, publicly available information about trading costs, spreads, commissions, or other potential fees related to forex or index trading—including the US100. This lack of information is concerning, as a clear understanding of total trading costs is crucial for making well-informed trading decisions and protecting one’s capital. With reputable, regulated brokers, I expect clear disclosures regarding spread sizes, commission structures, swap or overnight fees, and any other incidental charges that can accumulate quickly, especially for leveraged index products. Unfortunately, in SinoPac Holdings’ case, their website and public disclosures leave these points unaddressed. Furthermore, their unregulated status poses substantial additional risk, as there is no external oversight to enforce fair, transparent pricing practices or guarantee the safety of client funds. In my professional judgement, the absence of detailed, verifiable trading cost information—combined with regulatory ambiguity—means I cannot reliably estimate what you’d actually pay when trading indices such as the US100 with this broker. Therefore, I recommend remaining extremely cautious, and if cost transparency is a priority (as it is for me), consider alternative brokers who offer explicit, regulated fee structures and open communication regarding all aspects of trading costs.