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After taking a close look at Bull Market, my overall impression is quite mixed, and I believe it's important to weigh both the upsides and potential risks before choosing this platform. On the plus side, Bull Market offers lower fees compared to many competitors—free bank transfers and no account maintenance charges are certainly attractive features for cost-conscious investors. They provide a fairly wide range of investment products, mainly focused on Argentine and US markets, including mutual funds, bonds, stocks, and some advisory services. I also noticed their proprietary online platform offers a decent set of analytical tools, which can be useful for portfolio management. Despite these strengths, my experience as a trader drives me to be cautious in areas where Bull Market shows significant weaknesses. Most notably, Bull Market operates without any legitimate regulation, neither from Argentina's CNV nor from any reputable international authority. For me, this is a serious red flag, as regulatory oversight is what grants traders recourse and protection against many forms of misconduct or technical mishaps. I have also seen repeated customer feedback about unreliable platform stability and slow or unresponsive support. The lack of demo accounts and a language barrier (Spanish-only website) might deter international users or those who prefer to test platforms before committing. Personally, in the absence of regulation and given the risk indicators, I would be extremely prudent about allocating significant capital here. In my view, the combination of low cost and broad product access does not outweigh the fundamental risks around security and service reliability.