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As someone who depends heavily on transparency and detailed data when evaluating brokers, I found HUA TAI’s approach to spreads to be somewhat unclear. The platform focuses primarily on stocks, options, and precious metals, and notably does not offer forex trading—where the discussion of fixed or variable spreads is most common. In my review of their available documentation and platform details, I could not locate specific information regarding the spread type, nor any disclosure about how these are managed during volatile market conditions or major news events. This lack of information gives me pause, especially when it comes to risk management. In my trading experience, understanding exactly how spreads are set and how they might widen during periods of high volatility is crucial for cost control and strategic planning. Since HUA TAI does not provide MT4 or MT5 support—and instead operates with self-developed platforms—I am also unable to rely on the standard transparency available with more widely-adopted trading platforms. Given the absence of explicit spread information, I would treat trading costs with caution and recommend direct inquiry with the broker for clarification before depositing or executing meaningful trades. As always, I prefer working with brokers that are upfront about all trading conditions, particularly during unpredictable market events, in order to properly manage my risk exposure.