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Sagot

From my experience as a forex trader, trustworthiness in a broker rests first on regulatory oversight and operational history. Olive Tree Capital Markets stands out for its long-established presence, having operated out of Cyprus since 2000, and is regulated by the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC). Regulation under CySEC offers a degree of investor protection and oversight—factors I consider essential for lower-risk trading environments. Additionally, the firm's status as a member of the London Stock Exchange gives it further legitimacy within the financial sector. However, some key aspects give me pause before fully endorsing Olive Tree Capital Markets as reliable for everyday trading. For one, there is a lack of transparent information regarding their specific trading conditions—details like available leverage, spread types, and trading platforms are not clearly outlined. In my own research, I've found such gaps can create friction or lead to misunderstandings, especially for those new to a broker. Moreover, Olive Tree Capital Markets does not offer demo accounts. This omission limits the ability to test their services and platform without financial commitment, which is a significant consideration for risk-averse traders like myself. Finally, while I have noted some positive user experiences, I would still describe the overall risk profile as medium, given the “suspicious scope of business” flag on WikiFX. For me, this means a cautious approach is wise; I would recommend thoroughly reviewing all agreements and, if possible, starting with only a small investment until fully comfortable with their procedures and platform transparency.