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Drawing from my experience as a forex trader, I approach every broker with a clear focus on safety and product range. With PGM, I found that their main offerings cover global exchange-traded futures and foreign exchange (forex) execution services, which means I could trade a wide array of futures contracts and currency pairs. They also emphasize managed futures—this involves portfolio managers (often commodity trading advisors) who take positions across various futures markets, including currencies and commodities. I appreciate this diverse exposure in the derivatives space, especially given that futures can encompass commodities, equity indices, and currencies. However, I did not find any reference to access to single-stock trading, cryptocurrencies, or a straightforward platform for index CFDs typical of retail brokers. The focus is primarily on professional-grade platforms and services for futures and forex rather than stocks or digital assets. Given PGM's unregulated status and the flagged risks, I am extra cautious and avoid extending my trading to products and services not clearly defined as available or safe. For me, sticking only to the core offerings of futures and FX—where their expertise is clearly established—remains the prudent path, and I continue to avoid unsupported instruments like equities or cryptocurrencies with this firm.