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As an independent trader who prioritizes cost transparency and safety, I’m particularly careful when evaluating brokers for trading products like the US100 index. With CITIC SECURITIES, my research and experience suggest the firm focuses primarily on securities, IPOs, stock options, and futures, under SFC regulation in Hong Kong. There isn’t readily available, detailed public information on their fee structure specifically for index products like the US100, nor do they provide standard demo accounts or clear minimum deposit requirements. When it comes to trading costs, they acknowledge that commission fees are charged and these vary depending on the transaction type; however, you’d need to consult their official fee schedule to get exact numbers for the US100 or any other index. From a risk management perspective, I noticed multiple recent reports from other users describing severe withdrawal difficulties and additional unexpected “risk control” charges. This pattern raises acute concerns about potential hidden fees or hurdles when attempting to access profits. While CITIC SECURITIES is indeed licensed by the SFC, the absence of upfront, precise cost breakdowns for index trading, combined with such withdrawal-related complaints, makes me extremely cautious. For me, unless I could review a fully transparent cost structure and see evidence of consistent, smooth withdrawals, I would not proceed with significant index trades through this broker. This conservative approach keeps my capital and peace of mind protected.