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As a trader with a focus on transparency and risk management, I always want to understand the true costs before choosing a broker. With CMS, my research and review of their services have highlighted a significant lack of detail regarding forex trading conditions, including spreads for major pairs like EUR/USD. In fact, from what I’ve seen, CMS does not appear to offer direct forex (FX) trading at all. Their platform is oriented around stocks, futures, bonds, options, and ETFs, largely in the Hong Kong market, with no mention of forex pairs such as EUR/USD being available for trading. Because of this, I haven’t been able to find any published information on typical spreads for EUR/USD with CMS. This absence is meaningful, as clear disclosure of such basic trading parameters is critical for decision-making and cost comparison. Moreover, the transparency of costs like spreads is an important factor in assessing a broker’s trustworthiness and suitability, especially for those of us who consider trading costs vital to long-term profitability. If trading forex—particularly majors like EUR/USD—is your priority, I would proceed with caution and, in my experience, prioritize brokers that clearly and openly state their spreads and full fee structure for all tradable instruments. In my case, I could not obtain relevant EUR/USD spread details from CMS, which, in itself, raises a red flag when evaluating them for FX trading.