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From my own research and experience reviewing brokers, I’ve found it essential to verify not only a broker’s claimed features, but also their regulatory backing and transparency regarding trading conditions. With MSB e-Trade, a critical limitation became immediately clear: neither their official site nor the public database information includes reliable details about leverage for major forex pairs or other asset classes. As a trader who values clear, accessible disclosures, this lack of information raises significant red flags for me. Brokers who are trustworthy typically provide explicit leverage ratios for each asset—especially for forex majors. Here, however, not only is there no confirmation of specific leverage levels, but there are also broader concerns, including a lack of valid regulatory supervision and warnings of high potential risk. In my experience, the combination of unclear leverage terms and “suspicious regulatory license” status signals heightened caution is warranted. This isn’t just about convenience—it directly affects how much risk traders unknowingly assume. Given there’s no valid oversight or transparency, I simply could not determine whether MSB e-Trade offers standard leverage (such as 1:30 or 1:100) for major pairs, let alone compare how they treat other asset types. For me, this absence of detail means I would never risk opening any position with them, as responsible trading begins and ends with full information and regulatory protection.