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Based on my experience testing NOMURA as a forex and securities broker, I found that their range of trading instruments focuses primarily on traditional asset classes. Through NOMURA, I am able to access domestic and foreign stocks, investment trusts, bonds, foreign exchange (FX), and structured real estate products. However, instruments like commodities, cryptocurrencies, and exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are not available on their platform. This selection reflects NOMURA’s roots as a well-established, regulated Japanese financial institution, emphasizing assets typical of the local market and mainstream global securities. For me, the absence of cryptocurrencies and commodities means the platform isn’t suitable if I’m looking for exposure to those riskier or alternative markets. However, if I’m focusing on equity, FX, or fixed income trading with an added layer of regulatory scrutiny, NOMURA can be appropriate. The broker’s asset coverage is best suited for traders and investors who value regulatory oversight and a more conservative lineup, rather than those seeking broader diversification into newer or higher-volatility products. This limitation is important for anyone considering long-term strategy or portfolio construction and should be taken into account based on individual trading objectives.