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Based on my careful review of 4e's available asset classes, I see that commodities are among the listed instruments they offer for trading. This generally includes popular assets like gold (XAU/USD) and crude oil, which are standard instruments within the commodity category for most brokers. However, 4e does not provide a detailed breakdown or explicit confirmation of the specific commodities available on their platform. While energy and precious metals are mentioned as examples, which typically would encompass both gold and crude oil, the lack of regulatory oversight and transparency with 4e makes it impossible for me to independently confirm the full range of tradable assets without actually opening and funding an account. From a risk management standpoint—and as someone who has faced the consequences of insufficient broker transparency—I would be very cautious about trading commodities like gold or crude oil with 4e. The platform’s unregulated status, limited disclosure around its full asset list, and lack of reliable trading platform options all raise significant red flags. In my experience, when a broker cannot provide clear and verifiable information about its product offerings or regulatory standing, that’s a sign to proceed with extreme caution or seek alternatives where asset availability, costs, and trading conditions are fully transparent and properly supervised. For me, safeguarding funds and trading only with rigorously regulated brokers remains paramount, especially with volatile assets like gold and crude oil.