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As someone who’s been actively involved in forex and securities markets for years, I always assess brokers with an emphasis on regulation, transparency, and the clarity of their trading conditions. With Islamic Financial Securities, I was unable to find any specific information regarding their spreads—fixed or variable. For me, that’s a significant concern. The available data indicates that this firm is unregulated and only provides stock trading—no forex or other asset classes—which already falls outside my usual trading scope. Given the lack of transparency on spread structures and trading fees, I cannot determine whether they offer fixed or variable spreads at all. This lack of disclosure also means there’s no way for me to assess how their costs react during high market volatility or major news events, which is a crucial factor for risk management. In my experience, regulated brokers almost always communicate spread structures clearly, especially since spreads can widen considerably during market-moving news. Without this information and with the absence of demo accounts to test conditions first-hand, I would personally avoid active trading with Islamic Financial Securities and would recommend others adopt a cautious approach until the company provides more detailed, reliable disclosures.