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Based on my experience as a forex trader who places high importance on regulatory oversight and risk management, I find MONETARY GOLD’s profile quite concerning. The foremost disadvantage for me is the broker’s clear lack of valid regulatory information and the presence of a “suspicious regulatory license” warning. No matter a broker’s location or promises, the absence of regulation significantly increases the risk to individual traders like myself, primarily because there is no transparent authority to oversee client fund protection, transaction fairness, or dispute resolution. This is a critical factor, especially in the forex sector where safeguarding my capital and data is non-negotiable. Their operation period, listed as two to five years, and the United States registration might seem appealing to some, suggesting a degree of stability, but for me, this is not sufficient, especially when compared to brokers with verified and reputable regulatory standing. The low score flagged on their profile reinforces my hesitation, as reputable brokers commonly maintain a more robust risk management record. Ultimately, while I appreciate any company that provides forex access, I would personally avoid trading with MONETARY GOLD until they demonstrate clear and credible regulatory compliance. My focus is always on minimizing unnecessary risk, and for me, the apparent lack of oversight and high-potential risk are reasons to be particularly cautious.