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Based on my thorough research and the information currently available, VNDIRECT does not provide clear or detailed information about its spreads—whether they are fixed or variable. For me, as an experienced trader, this lack of transparency is a significant concern. Understanding the spread model is crucial for evaluating potential trading costs and managing risk, especially during periods of increased volatility such as major news releases. In my experience, regulated brokers usually disclose their spread structures and any possible widening during high-impact events. However, since VNDIRECT is unregulated and there is limited official disclosure about spreads or trading fees, I cannot reliably assess how their spreads behave—either generally, or during volatile news events. This absence of clarity poses additional risk, as unexpected spread widening can significantly impact trade outcomes and overall costs. Given these factors, my approach would be extremely cautious. When a broker’s spread policy is not transparent, and particularly when it operates without regulatory oversight, I do not feel confident trading around major news events, since unpredictable costs could occur. For now, if transparency and risk management are priorities, I would recommend considering only brokers who clearly specify their spread types and publish their typical spreads during both normal and volatile market conditions.