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As an experienced forex trader, one thing I always insist on is full transparency regarding a broker’s pricing. When I explored NetDania, I was struck by the significant lack of clear, accessible information about their commissions and spread fees. Unlike reputable, regulated brokers that detail how they charge—whether through variable or fixed spreads, or additional commission per lot traded—NetDania provides virtually no specifics on these costs. For me, this is a substantial red flag, especially since knowing the cost structure is crucial for risk management and forecasting trading expenses. Furthermore, the absence of regulation is particularly troubling because it removes any obligation for NetDania to adhere to disclosure standards set by credible financial authorities. In my view, without clear regulatory oversight, there’s a greater risk that pricing could be less competitive or even unfair compared to what clients are led to believe. Whenever I assess a broker, I look for published spreads on major pairs, explicit commission rates, and detailed trading conditions, none of which are transparently stated by NetDania. This opacity around fees and commissions prevents me from making an informed judgment about the broker and undermines my trust in their service. Based on my professional approach, if a broker is unwilling or unable to clearly disclose costs, I consider that a critical disadvantage. I would urge anyone—especially less experienced traders—to exercise considerable caution and to avoid committing funds unless all pricing information is made clear, comprehensive, and verifiable.