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Speaking from my position as an independent forex trader, if I’m considering a firm like HUAAN SECURITIES for trading indices such as the US100, my first and foremost concern is the lack of valid regulatory oversight. In my experience, this raises significant uncertainties not only in terms of fund security but also transparency about trading conditions—including the exact breakdown of trading costs. HUAAN SECURITIES appears to focus on providing a wide suite of financial services via several proprietary platforms, but according to my research into the broker’s current status, they do not clearly outline specifics for trading indices costs such as spreads, commissions, overnight swap rates, or any potential hidden fees. Without transparent regulatory reporting and absent detailed cost structures on their portals, I simply have no concrete way to calculate the all-in cost for trading instruments like the US100 here. This lack of information means I cannot reliably estimate whether trading costs are competitive or if there are risks of slippage or undisclosed charges. As someone who prioritizes capital preservation and transparency, this uncertainty is a major deterrent. For me, clarity around execution and cost is non-negotiable, so until HUAAN SECURITIES can provide both regulation and explicit, verifiable fee breakdowns, I would be extremely cautious—personally, I’d avoid committing significant funds. In summary, when it comes to something as critical as total trading costs on indices, what’s missing here is as important as what’s provided.