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Based on my experience as a trader, there are several important considerations I would weigh before investing with T. Rowe Price. The most significant issue for me is the lack of transparency on key operational aspects. The broker does not publicly disclose crucial details such as account types, fee structures, spreads, or deposit and withdrawal procedures. In my view, this absence of clear, accessible information makes it difficult to evaluate the true costs and conditions of trading or investing with them, which is something I take seriously when comparing platforms. Additionally, while T. Rowe Price is a well-established name with a long operational history and is regulated by the Securities and Futures Commission in Hong Kong, the regulatory coverage is specifically for dealing in futures contracts via T. Rowe Price Hong Kong Limited, and not for broader forex or investment operations. I always consider regulatory jurisdiction, as it directly impacts the protection and recourse available to me as an investor. Given these factors, I would advise approaching with caution. For my own investments, I prefer platforms where operational details are fully transparent and where regulatory oversight matches the exact products and services I intend to use. I would recommend any prospective client to independently verify the legitimacy of the platform, seek full disclosure before opening an account, and consider whether the level of regulation aligns with their own risk tolerance.