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Based on my direct research into Huajin International, I’ve found that their range of trading instruments is quite limited compared to broader multi-asset brokers. For my own needs as a trader, this is an important factor to weigh. Specifically, Huajin International provides access only to securities (such as stocks) and futures contracts. If you’re interested in trading forex, indices, cryptocurrencies, commodities, bonds, options, or ETFs, Huajin International is not currently able to provide those markets. This limitation is significant for anyone looking for a more diverse portfolio or multi-asset trading under a single account. From an expertise perspective, it’s essential to understand that the regulatory structure and licensing in Hong Kong can be quite strict, so their SFC oversight lends some credibility on the securities and futures they do offer. However, the lack of forex or other asset classes has been a decisive point for me, as I generally need flexibility in my trading strategies. In my view, the broker’s decision to focus exclusively on securities and futures may suit some traders whose focus is these markets, but for anyone – like myself – who values a wide selection and asset class diversification, this can be a limiting factor. Proper due diligence concerning the available products is key before opening an account.