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Based on my comprehensive assessment of RICO as a potential trading platform, I must proceed with considerable caution. RICO provides access to numerous investment products, including offerings on the stock market, options, and futures contracts, according to its public disclosures. It specifically mentions exposure to BM&F products, which, in the Brazilian market, can include futures contracts for assets like gold. However, my experience has taught me to prioritize explicit and reliable information—particularly when dealing with unregulated brokers such as RICO. The platform lists a variety of instruments and several trading platforms (including MetaTrader 5), which are commonly used for trading assets like XAU/USD and crude oil elsewhere. Yet, I do not see a clear, confirmed statement that individual assets such as Gold (XAU/USD pair) or Crude Oil CFDs are directly available for trading with RICO. Without regulation and with a warning about high potential risk, I am particularly wary of assuming the availability of specific global commodities unless they are transparently listed with contract specifications and trading terms. For me, the lack of regulatory oversight is a significant red flag, especially for commodities trading—where market integrity and client fund protection are critical. Until RICO provides precise asset listings or confirms access to those particular markets, I must advise against relying on this broker for trading Gold or Crude Oil. I always suggest seeking out clearly regulated platforms with verifiable asset lists for such trades.