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Sagot

As someone with years of hands-on experience in the forex and investment space, I place a high premium on both transparency and regulatory oversight when evaluating a broker’s fee structure. With M&H, I immediately noticed a lack of clear, accessible information regarding their commissions and spreads. Their website is currently inaccessible, and as an unregulated entity, they do not publish verifiable or standardized details about trading costs. For me, this absence of transparency is a serious concern because, without regulatory requirements, there is little assurance that fees aren’t unreasonably high or subject to arbitrary changes. Speaking from experience, reputable brokers typically outline their commissions, spreads, and any ancillary charges upfront. This helps traders like me make informed decisions and manage trading costs reliably. In M&H’s case, I could find no breakdown of spreads on currency pairs, nor any disclosure about commissions for trading shares, bonds, or other instruments. The only concrete information relates to their deposit procedures—bank transfer details—rather than explicit costs linked to trading. Given the lack of regulation and scant fee disclosures, I approach M&H with significant caution. The potential for hidden fees is material, and without oversight, there’s no effective recourse if traders feel aggrieved by unexpected charges. For my capital and peace of mind, I would not feel comfortable trading through a platform where the actual cost of transactions is effectively unknown. In my view, the risks far outweigh any notional upside offered by diversity of investment products.