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In my experience as a trader, the most significant risk with NGG is that it currently operates without any regulatory oversight. Regulation provides an essential layer of external supervision, helping to ensure a broker adheres to established financial standards and ethical practices. When a broker like NGG lacks this, I cannot rely on the protection frameworks, dispute resolutions, or compensation schemes that regulated brokers usually offer. This makes the prospect of depositing substantial funds, even for gold trading, especially concerning for me. Another drawback I’ve noticed is the limited transparency on trading conditions. Essential details such as spreads, leverage levels, and order execution policies are either unclear or not publicly provided. For me, this lack of clarity reduces my ability to make well-informed decisions regarding risk management. Additionally, NGG only offers gold trading, so there’s no access to forex, indices, or other assets, limiting diversification options. Even though MT5 support is a plus, ultimately, I approach brokers with no regulation and limited public information with the utmost caution. Trust and safety always come first for me, so I personally would need to see significant improvements in transparency and compliance before considering NGG for my trading activities.