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In my experience reviewing brokers, determining whether I can directly access specific assets—such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil—depends on a broker’s transparency, regulatory standing, and clarity of offering. When I researched M&H, I did not find explicit confirmation that trading in commodities like gold or crude oil is available. Their available information primarily highlights investment options in shares, bonds, and broader financial instruments, alongside advisory services. However, there is no clear mention or specification of access to major commodities, and their website is currently inaccessible, which makes it difficult for traders to verify the product list or platform firsthand. For me, the lack of regulation and detailed product disclosure is a significant concern, particularly when it comes to valuable and volatile assets like metals or energy commodities. Trading these assets requires trust in the broker’s reliability and infrastructure—both of which are difficult to gauge with M&H’s unregulated status and restricted website access. Personally, I would exercise heightened caution, since without regulation or transparency, there is no assurance that common forex or CFD instruments (including gold or oil) are safely or reliably supported. In my view, seeking out a broker with clear regulatory oversight and detailed product listings is the safer choice, especially if specific asset access is essential to a trading strategy.