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From my hands-on experience analyzing brokers, what stands out about S Broker is its broad selection of trading instruments—users can trade stocks, funds, ETFs, CFDs, bonds, and indices. For someone looking to diversify outside forex, the platform’s product range is certainly attractive, especially if your strategies involve German and European equities or fixed income products. I noticed that there’s no minimum deposit required, which lowers the financial barrier for new traders and allows testing the platform without serious upfront commitment. This can be appealing for those who want to start small or simply explore without pressure. However, I must emphasize that its fee model isn’t detailed in the provided context, so I can’t speak to specific trading or account costs with confidence. The absence of required minimum deposit is certainly economical at the entry point, meaning you can open an account without tying up capital unnecessarily. Yet, given S Broker operates without regulatory oversight, I urge strong caution. While the choice of instruments is robust and the low barrier to entry can be useful, the lack of regulation increases financial risk, which, for me, outweighs most cost advantages. In all, S Broker offers range and accessibility in its instruments and initial pricing, but in my judgment, the regulatory risks demand strict scrutiny before committing significant funds.