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Based on my thorough research and experience in forex trading, I have to note that GEX operates without any valid regulatory oversight and provides very limited information on its official channels. Critically, their website lacks details on many essential elements that I consider standard when evaluating a broker, including clear disclosures about trading conditions such as swap fees or overnight financing charges. For me, transparency around such costs is vital because it directly affects both short-term and longer-term trading strategies. Comparing GEX to other established brokers I have used—especially those fully regulated in reputable jurisdictions—it’s evident that most recognized platforms provide a transparent fee schedule, including explicit overnight financing rates for all instruments. These rates are usually accessible either directly on their website or via the trading platform. GEX’s absence of this information means I cannot accurately evaluate or compare their swap fees to those offered by competitors. In my view, this opacity isn’t a minor oversight but a significant concern, as it prevents me from assessing total trading costs and planning my positions properly. Given the high potential risks associated with unregulated brokers and the lack of basic disclosures around swap fees at GEX, I would personally exercise heightened caution. Without reliable information, I am unable to make an informed judgment on this key cost metric, and for me, this makes the broker unsuitable regardless of what their swap charges might actually be. Transparency and regulation remain core criteria in my broker assessments, particularly for something as impactful as overnight financing.