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As someone who has navigated the forex and precious metals markets for years, transparency around trading conditions—particularly spreads—is a top priority for me. In reviewing YLG's available information, I found no explicit disclosure regarding whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. This lack of clarity significantly complicates risk assessment for any trader. Typically, brokers that are forthright about their spread structure provide invaluable insight into potential trading costs and volatility exposure, but in YLG’s case, the fee structure remains vague at best. The absence of proper regulatory oversight with YLG only heightens my caution. In my experience, unregulated brokers sometimes make last-minute adjustments to spreads, especially during periods of high market volatility or major news events, putting clients at a disadvantage without prior warning. If a broker does not clearly state whether its spreads are fixed (and thus predictable) or variable (and prone to widening), it is likely that spreads can change unexpectedly, potentially amplifying trading losses in fast-moving conditions. Given this opacity and the high-risk nature of trading with an unregulated platform, I personally would require much more detailed information before considering YLG for any serious trading activity. Until YLG provides transparent details about their trading costs—especially how spreads behave during critical market moments—I remain firmly on the side of caution.