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Based on my experience navigating broker platforms, a key part of evaluating a brokerage is clarity about their spreads—whether fixed or variable—and how these might react under different market conditions. With BRAC EPL, however, I have not been able to identify clear, transparent information on whether their spreads are fixed or variable, nor any detailed disclosure about spread behavior during high volatility or significant news events. This lack of transparency is concerning for me as a trader, especially since managing trading costs and slippage during volatile periods is critical to a disciplined trading approach. From the details I’ve gathered, BRAC EPL functions primarily as a provider of equity brokerage services in Bangladesh and does not support forex, commodities, or indices trading, which are asset classes where spread types and their dynamics are especially relevant. In my assessment, the absence of explicit information about spreads—and the broker’s overall lack of regulation—raises considerable red flags when it comes to trading cost predictability and risk management. Without regulated oversight or concrete spread policies, I personally would exercise heightened caution and would not commit funds without further clarity. For me, the ability to anticipate trading costs, especially during news-driven volatility, is essential for responsible trading decisions.