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As an experienced trader, when I personally evaluated CHINA SECURITIES, I found that their offering is best described as broad within traditional finance, but it is not positioned as a classic forex or multi-asset brokerage. Through CHINA SECURITIES, I could access a variety of financial instruments, which primarily included local equities (stocks), public funds, floating income products, government and local debt instruments, precious metals, and agency sales of financial products. Stock and equity trading seem to be readily available, and there are also provisions for cash management plans and certain cross-border financial services. However, for me, what stands out is the absence of any clear mention of direct forex, indices, or cryptocurrency trading. Their platform mentions tools supporting mobile and desktop environments, including futures and stock options, but again, specifics on asset types are not transparent. As someone who values clarity and regulatory oversight, I noticed a significant lack of detail not just in their product specifications, but also regarding regulatory supervision. This is particularly crucial in the YMYL context, where financial security and transparency are paramount. In summary, while CHINA SECURITIES grants access primarily to stocks, funds, some debt products, and precious metals, I did not find sufficient evidence that they support direct forex, indices, or cryptocurrency trading for retail traders like myself. For those specialized asset classes, I would consider looking elsewhere, preferably with a broker that is clearly regulated and explicit about its tradeable instruments.