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Based on my close review of HMFS as a potential platform, I must be candid: trading indices like the US100 simply isn’t available through their offerings. From my experience and after carefully examining the broker’s structure, HMFS restricts its trading products strictly to equities within the Pakistan Stock Exchange. Despite some brokers allowing for a diverse range of instruments—including global indices such as the US100—HMFS does not list indices, forex, commodities, or cryptocurrencies among its supported assets. This makes it impossible for me or any trader to assess trading costs for the US100 on HMFS, since the instrument is not offered. This limitation is significant from a risk management perspective. As someone who values transparency and regulatory oversight, I’m concerned by the fact that HMFS operates without valid regulation and offers only a proprietary platform, without demo accounts or global standards like MetaTrader. In my experience, the lack of regulatory protection and product diversity heightens trading risk. Thus, for anyone specifically interested in trading major indices—including the US100—it would not be possible on HMFS, and I would urge careful consideration before proceeding with any unregulated broker. My personal preference, shaped by years in the markets, is always to ensure both accessibility to desired assets and robust regulatory safeguards.