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Based on my experience as a trader, I approach any new broker with caution and a deep dive into their risk profile. With Midas Securities, while I appreciate their regulation by the Securities and Futures Commission of Hong Kong and their fairly comprehensive offering of Hong Kong-listed stocks, ETFs, derivatives, and bonds, a few specific concerns stand out for me. First and foremost, WikiFX flagged Midas Securities for a "suspicious scope of business" and "suspicious overrun," both of which contribute to a "high potential risk" label. This, combined with reports that no physical office was found at their listed address during an onsite check, makes me especially careful. Even though they have an SFC license (License: BIK715), the questions about their actual operations and transparency are not trivial for me as everything in securities trading ultimately comes down to trust and regulatory clarity. Another aspect I consider is their risk management, which is scored at 0.00 on the provided index. Proper risk management is critical; in my experience, a lack of clear protocols here could mean weak protection for client assets during market turmoil or operational disruptions. Additionally, their relatively intricate and multi-faceted fee structure, while transparent on paper, could prove daunting for newer traders and may lead to unexpected costs if I’m not diligent. Ultimately, while Midas Securities offers modern trading platforms and regulatory backing, the operational red flags and complexity in fees mean I would only proceed with them if I kept a small testing deposit and thoroughly verified all communication channels and withdrawal procedures before entrusting them with larger sums. For me, prudence is non-negotiable with any broker that carries high-risk alerts.