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In my own experience as a trader, the first thing I always check with any broker is their regulatory status, as that’s fundamental for safeguarding my capital and ensuring a level of trust. With HoxtonWealth, I looked closely, and I have to say, this broker is currently unregulated. There is no valid regulatory information or oversight from any recognized financial authority. This means that if any dispute should arise or if there are issues with withdrawals or account management, there isn’t an established regulatory body that would intervene or offer any real protection to clients. This lack of regulation is something I cannot overlook, especially given how regulatory oversight serves as a protective barrier for traders—verifying business practices, enforcing transparency, and holding companies accountable. Furthermore, the presence of a “suspicious regulatory license” and warnings of high potential risk associated with HoxtonWealth only makes me more cautious. For me, and likely for many careful traders, this constitutes a major red flag. Personally, I tend not to risk my funds with brokers that don’t meet basic regulatory standards, regardless of how compelling their services might appear on the surface.