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From my perspective as a trader with years of experience in assessing brokers, I am cautious about BLUEMOUNT’s reliability and trustworthiness. While the company is based in Hong Kong and offers clear information about fees, a mobile trading app, and supports both individual and joint accounts, several critical factors give me pause. The most significant concern for me is BLUEMOUNT’s regulatory status. Although the company previously held a license from the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong (SFC), that license is now shown as "exceeded," which means BLUEMOUNT currently operates without proper regulatory oversight. For any broker, active and up-to-date regulation is fundamental for client protection, dispute resolution, and operational integrity. Trading with a broker operating outside regulatory bounds exposes traders to heightened risks, including reduced recourse if issues arise. Furthermore, BLUEMOUNT only offers securities and shares—there are no forex, commodities, indices, or other asset classes available. This significantly limits diversification opportunities. The withdrawal process also strikes me as cumbersome, requiring phone calls and offering only cheque payouts, which contrasts with the streamlined digital solutions I expect from reputable brokers. Additionally, available user feedback tends to be neutral or negative, reinforcing my reservations. In summary, due to the expired regulatory license, restricted product suite, and limited account funding options, I am unable to consider BLUEMOUNT fully reliable for my trading needs. For anyone prioritizing safety, oversight, and broader market access, I would recommend exercising substantial caution.