WikiFX

Reply

Based on my thorough review and personal experience as someone who routinely evaluates brokers, I find Nobata a rather limited choice for those specifically interested in trading assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. According to all the available facts from the recent broker data, Nobata’s offerings are centered around Japanese equities, ETFs, bonds, and unspecified derivatives. There’s no mention or support for trading forex pairs or commodities—including precious metals such as gold or energy assets like crude oil—on this platform. This absence raises some concerns for me because, in my trading journey, access to a broad range of instruments—especially major commodities—is fundamental for robust portfolio diversification and effective risk management. Furthermore, the lack of popular trading platforms such as MT4 or MT5 and the unavailability of a demo account make it challenging for me or any prudent trader to properly evaluate trading conditions or test strategies before committing real funds. While Nobata remains regulated by the reputable Japanese FSA, which offers a level of safety regarding operational standards, this does not compensate for the asset limitations. In summary, for my personal trading criteria and risk controls, Nobata is not suitable if my focus is on assets like gold or oil. Those with these interests might need to consider regulated brokers with wider asset selections.