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Based on my thorough examination of United Securities Co., I approach asset selection with a high degree of caution, especially given the broker’s current standing. United Securities Co. operates out of Palestine and, while it has offered brokerage and portfolio management services for a considerable tenure since its 1996 founding, it currently holds no valid regulatory status. For me, proper oversight is a fundamental safeguard—particularly when considering trading riskier or volatile assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. The broker advertises access to both regional and international markets and provides trading through the MT5 platform, which in my experience, would generally support commodities like gold and oil. However, I couldn’t find specific, transparent confirmation from their publicly available information or product listings about the tradability of these particular symbols. In my trading practice, I always expect clear disclosure of available asset classes, especially for high-risk assets. Furthermore, other concerns stand out for me: the lack of a demo account, limited regulation, and commission fees. While United Securities Co. does offer MT5—a professional and widely used platform—this alone does not assure comprehensive asset access. Without explicit confirmation and regulatory protection, I personally would be hesitant to attempt trading Gold or Crude Oil with this broker. In situations where asset lists are not directly confirmed, I would always recommend reaching out to official customer support and, above all, proceeding with significant caution if unable to verify these details through formal channels.