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In my evaluation of MIB, I found that the broker does not clearly disclose on their official site or through public documentation whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. This lack of transparency gives me pause as a trader because understanding spread structures is fundamental to managing trading costs, especially during volatile periods. From my experience, brokers with unclear or opaque fee information—like MIB’s mention of “hidden costs” and an “unclear fee structure” in user reviews—can present challenges for traders trying to gauge their potential profitability or risk under different market conditions. When high volatility hits, such as during major news releases, variable spreads commonly widen across most platforms. Given that MIB’s platform is described as outdated and less user-friendly, and given the lack of visible information on spreads, I would be even more cautious: rapid spread widening could occur, and it might not be conveyed transparently in real time. In sum, because MIB does not openly define their spread model or provide detailed trading conditions, I do not feel confident about what to expect during high volatility. For me, this lack of clarity makes it difficult to plan and control costs, which is a critical part of my risk management in live trading environments.