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Based on my research into MONETARY GOLD, I found it quite difficult to get a transparent and detailed overview of the specific trading instruments available through this firm. The publicly available information and the data I could access do not clarify which, if any, markets—such as forex, stocks, indices, cryptocurrencies, or commodities—are directly tradable on their platform. This lack of clarity is concerning to me, especially given MONETARY GOLD’s absence of valid regulatory oversight according to its recent licensing checks. In my trading experience, a trustworthy broker typically outlines their market offerings in a transparent manner and is subject to recognized financial regulation, which provides some level of assurance for the client’s funds and fair access to markets. With MONETARY GOLD registering a high risk and lacking any verifiable license, I would be especially cautious. Even though the company is based in the United States, that alone does not guarantee access to any particular set of instruments, nor does it substitute for robust regulation. For me, the inability to verify their instrument list—be it forex pairs, equities, indices, cryptos, or commodities—makes it impossible to recommend them, and I would not be comfortable trading here or suggesting others do so without further concrete information and regulatory transparency.