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From my perspective as an independent trader, the biggest concern with Utsumiya is the glaring lack of transparency regarding virtually every aspect of their trading conditions—including the total costs of trading indices like the US100. After researching and attempting to gather specifics on spreads, commissions, swaps, and even which trading platforms are employed, I found almost no public, verifiable information. The only concrete details I could ascertain are historical: Utsumiya has operated for several decades and is registered in Japan, yet their retail forex license from the Financial Services Agency (FSA) has been revoked. This regulatory change signals, for me, an elevated risk profile and raises questions about cost structure and client protection. When it comes to trading indices such as the US100, costs typically include variable spreads, possible commission fees, and overnight financing charges. With Utsumiya, however, none of these figures are disclosed, which for me is a significant red flag. As a trader, I rely on clear information to make informed decisions. In my experience, the absence of such details can mask hidden charges or unfavorable trading terms. In short, I cannot responsibly estimate the true cost of trading the US100—or any index—through Utsumiya given the current lack of disclosure and regulatory oversight. For my own risk management, I would only consider brokers that are fully transparent and hold valid, active regulatory licenses.