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Based on my close examination of GMA CAPITAL, I am cautious about making any assumptions regarding the specific tradable asset classes, such as Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. In my years of trading experience, I have learned to prioritize transparency and the presence of clearly documented product offerings when selecting a broker. With GMA CAPITAL, I found a significant lack of detailed information regarding their trading instruments. Their website and disclosed materials do not provide any breakdown of available markets or asset types, nor do they mention popular commodities like Gold or Crude Oil. This absence of information, especially when paired with their unregulated status, raises serious red flags for me. In practice, most reputable brokers prominently feature a full list of tradeable assets, and regulation is essential for safeguarding client interests. Without clear, verifiable evidence that these assets are available, I would never assume access to them, and I refrain from opening accounts with firms that leave these basics unclear. For me, the lack of both regulation and transparency means I cannot recommend or confirm that it's possible to trade Gold or Crude Oil through GMA CAPITAL. I encourage other traders to act conservatively and choose brokers with both regulatory oversight and clear disclosures instead.