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As an independent trader who evaluates brokers carefully, I’ve found that CMS does not provide explicit details about overnight financing charges or swap fees for forex trading on their official channels. In my experience, understanding swap fees is crucial for managing the cost of holding leveraged positions overnight. However, based on the available information, CMS does not offer forex trading as a primary instrument—its core offerings are futures, stocks, bonds, options, ETFs, and commodities, with no mention of traditional spot forex. When I look to compare overnight charges, I typically expect to see transparent tables or at least access to a demo account so I can estimate my cost-of-carry for rolling positions. CMS unfortunately does not provide demo accounts or publish specific swap fee structures. This absence of transparency is a significant disadvantage when I assess brokers for leveraged trading, particularly because swap rates can vary widely between platforms and have a meaningful impact on net returns for active traders. Given the lack of publicly displayed swap fee data and no clear forex product availability, I am unable to make a direct, informed comparison between CMS and brokers that prioritize forex trading and publish their swap rates openly. For me, this lack of information is a red flag—especially since several user reports also cite issues with withdrawals and account transparency. I advise caution when a broker does not disclose standard cost structures that matter to traders.