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In my personal evaluation as a trader with years of experience, I find it difficult to confidently determine whether Tiger Markets (test) enables trading in specific assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil. Despite looking for clear product listings, the details available were vague and incomplete—there was no transparent list showing supported instruments or their contract specifications. In my experience, legitimate brokers typically provide a thorough breakdown of tradable assets, including precious metals and energy commodities if they are indeed offered. I also noticed missing essential information about account types, minimum deposits, and even basic trading conditions, all of which are red flags for me when assessing a broker’s suitability. This absence of transparency introduces unnecessary risk, especially when it comes to important assets like gold and oil, which require reliable execution and pricing. Moreover, exposure reports from other users raised concerns about withdrawal problems and execution irregularities. These operational issues make me even more cautious. Given these limitations and risks, I could not personally verify whether trading Gold or Crude Oil is genuinely available or consistently reliable with Tiger Markets (test). For my own funds and peace of mind, I would only consider platforms that clearly publish their asset lists and maintain a strong, issue-free operational record.