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As an experienced trader reviewing Consorsbank, I found that the platform offers a broadly diversified selection of trading instruments. My experience with Consorsbank’s product range includes access to ETFs, mutual funds, shares, gold, bonds, as well as more advanced products like derivatives, options, futures, and CFDs. However, it’s important to point out that forex and cryptocurrencies are not specifically highlighted among their supported investment products. For me, the breadth of traditional asset classes like stocks and bonds is a clear advantage if you are looking to build a portfolio with well-understood instruments. The inclusion of derivatives, options, and futures also caters to those interested in more complex strategies or hedging. The presence of CFDs suggests some exposure to leveraged products, but I am always cautious with such instruments and recommend clear understanding of associated risks. What I find missing, as someone who often trades forex and occasionally considers cryptocurrencies for diversification, is direct support for these asset types. Consorsbank’s platform seems built more around classical investment vehicles and portfolio management, rather than fast-moving or speculative forex and crypto markets. For traders whose focus is primarily on those markets, Consorsbank may not meet all requirements. Given Consorsbank’s unregulated status, I am extremely careful and ensure I understand both the product offerings and the limitations in protection or recourse. In summary, if your interests align with shares, ETFs, bonds, and some derivatives, Consorsbank provides adequate access, but specialized traders seeking forex or cryptocurrencies should carefully reconsider.