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From my experience as a trader who regularly evaluates a broker’s cost structure, I approach the topic of swap fees and overnight financing with caution, especially when dealing with firms like Neomarkets. Based on the information available, Neomarkets does not provide transparent details about its swap fees or overnight financing charges. For me, this lack of clarity is significant—established, regulated brokers usually make such information readily accessible, allowing traders to accurately calculate potential holding costs. It’s worth noting that Neomarkets is unregulated and that alone introduces additional uncertainty into any fee-related comparisons. When I trade with regulated brokers, I benefit from oversight that ensures swap rates, commissions, and all charges are disclosed and subject to external scrutiny. With Neomarkets, the absence of regulatory supervision makes it difficult to verify whether their swaps are competitive or consistently applied. In the rare instances where brokers are not transparent, I find it impossible to reliably compare their overnight rates against those of major, reputable brokers. Given these factors, I would be extremely cautious in considering Neomarkets for any strategy that involves holding positions overnight. Without verifiable and published swap fee data, it’s not possible for me—or, I believe, for any experienced trader—to make an informed judgment. I strongly recommend seeking out brokers that clearly publish all trading costs, particularly those impacting overnight positions. Transparency is essential to protecting one’s capital and making sound trading decisions.