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As an experienced trader, I've always found transparency about spreads to be fundamental when choosing a broker, particularly around news events when market volatility can be extreme. After closely reviewing what’s publicly available about MGM, unfortunately, I was unable to find any clear information about whether they offer fixed or variable spreads. This lack of clarity itself concerns me since spread policy directly impacts trading costs and risk management, especially during periods of heightened volatility. The absence of such critical information is compounded by the fact that MGM operates without regulation or oversight from any recognized authority. For me, this strongly limits my confidence in how their spreads might behave during major news events, where unethical practices like significant slippage or unpredictable widening of spreads have been historically noted at unregulated firms. Without documented details or regulatory requirements, I cannot reasonably predict how MGM’s spreads might respond when the market becomes highly volatile. Given my focus on prudent risk control and cost management, this lack of transparency is a red flag. For traders who prioritize clarity, fair dealing, and robust client protection—especially around rapidly moving markets—these gaps in vital trading information mean MGM does not currently meet the standards I set for my own trading partners.