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As a trader with years of experience evaluating different brokers, I approach Monex Europe with significant caution. One key concern for me is that their regulatory status is not only unclear but also deeply problematic—while they were previously regulated by the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), their license has since been revoked. I always prioritize trading with brokers that hold valid, active regulation from reputable financial authorities, as this helps protect my funds and ensures there is clear oversight. The lack of regulation is a serious red flag because it means there’s no external entity holding the broker accountable for fair practices or the security of client capital. Additionally, my review process considers transparency of operations and user feedback. For Monex Europe, user reports are worrying. For instance, I noticed a complaint about poor execution and unresponsiveness, which aligns with concerns I have when a broker’s regulatory status is compromised. Moreover, the absence of a demo account and limited public information about fee structures further reduces my confidence. The office in London reportedly could not be verified, adding to concerns about the company’s physical presence and transparency. Given these factors, it would not be prudent for me to trust Monex Europe with my own trading—especially considering the high risk noted by various indicators and the vital importance of regulation in this industry. For me, safety and compliance must come first, and I would recommend extreme caution in dealings with any broker lacking current and reputable oversight.