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As an experienced trader, when researching CHINA SECURITIES, I was immediately concerned by the lack of clear information on core trading conditions, particularly spreads. Unlike most reputable forex brokers, CHINA SECURITIES does not provide any explicit details about whether they offer fixed or floating spreads. In my practice, transparent spread information is essential, as it directly impacts trading costs and the ability to effectively manage risk, especially during fast-moving markets. Based on the context and my own standards for risk management, the absence of stated spread types leaves me unable to form reasonable expectations about trading costs or the broker’s behavior during volatile periods, such as major news releases. This uncertainty makes it impossible for me to predict how wide spreads might become or whether there would even be fair execution in such conditions. From my perspective, this lack of transparency not only creates practical challenges but also raises red flags regarding the broker’s operational reliability and commitment to trader fairness—particularly given the additional risks tied to their unregulated status. In summary, because CHINA SECURITIES does not specify whether their spreads are fixed or floating, nor offer relevant metrics, I choose to exercise significant caution. I would not engage in trading where such critical information remains undisclosed, especially considering how vital spread behavior is during volatile market events.