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As an experienced forex trader, when evaluating a broker like 4e, I always make it a priority to check critical information such as typical spreads for major pairs like EUR/USD. Unfortunately, based on my review of all available information for 4e, I found that they do not clearly disclose the typical spread for EUR/USD—or for other pairs—on their standard account. This lack of transparency is concerning for me, especially since spreads can significantly impact trading costs over time. Moreover, 4e is an unregulated broker operating out of Malaysia with a "suspicious regulatory license" and is flagged as high risk. For me, the combination of an unclear fee structure and the absence of regulatory oversight are major red flags. In my experience, reputable brokers are always upfront about trading conditions, including typical spreads. Because 4e only generally mentions "floating spreads" with no concrete figures provided, I cannot safely estimate what your average trading costs would be on EUR/USD. In the context of forex trading, this uncertainty is something I am never comfortable with, especially when dealing with a broker that does not provide sufficient transparency. For my own trading, I would always favor brokers who clearly publish spread data and are properly regulated to ensure my capital’s safety and to avoid unexpected costs.