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After closely examining ABX, I want to share my honest perspective as a trader who prioritizes both opportunity and caution. ABX distinguishes itself by offering a global electronic exchange dedicated solely to trading physical precious metals—namely gold, silver, and platinum—through its proprietary MetalDesk platform. For me, this focused approach is rare and could appeal to those who value direct exposure to these commodities, especially if physical allocation and industry-chain participation are important. The ability to access major global trading hubs for these metals may present unique diversification possibilities compared to traditional forex or CFD brokers that simply track spot prices. However, I must emphasize an area that warrants serious attention: ABX is currently not under valid regulation. There are explicit warnings about its regulatory status and high potential risk. This lack of robust oversight makes it imperative for anyone, myself included, to proceed with extreme caution. On the fee structure and trading costs, the information I've found was quite limited and did not provide necessary clarity on commissions, spreads, or other charges. In my experience, full transparency in fees is critical for risk management and trust, and here ABX falls short. The niche access to physical metals is an advantage, but without clear fee disclosures and reliable regulation, I personally would hesitate to commit significant capital. As always, I recommend independent due diligence before engaging with any broker, particularly in a high-risk environment.