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From my perspective as an independent forex trader with a strong emphasis on safety and transparency, I have significant reservations about Core Financial Markets Ltd’s legitimacy. The broker is registered in Comoros, a jurisdiction known for minimal regulatory oversight, and according to recent data, it currently operates without any valid regulatory license. For me, the absence of recognized regulation is a major red flag, since it means there’s no external authority ensuring fair practices or the security of client funds. Further, the broker has only been in operation for one to two years, which, in the context of the forex industry, does not provide much track record to assess long-term reliability or business conduct. I am also wary of the warning indicators shown in professional evaluations—specifically, the broker has a low overall score and its scope of business and license status are tagged as “suspicious.” In my experience, such cautionary notes should not be dismissed lightly, as they often foreshadow unresolved complaints or potential risks that traders may not recognize until it is too late. Because the stakes involve real capital and personal financial security, I tend to avoid brokers that do not openly demonstrate robust regulatory compliance and a transparent operating history. For these reasons, I do not consider Core Financial Markets Ltd to meet the standard of legitimacy I require before trusting a broker with my trades or funds.