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In my experience as an independent trader, evaluating a broker’s credibility is about regulatory clarity, operational history, and product transparency. YM Securities is regulated by the Financial Services Agency (FSA) of Japan, which generally enforces strict oversight standards. To me, this registration is significant as Japanese regulatory frameworks are recognized for their focus on investor protection. YM Securities’ 15-20 year operational history further adds to their credibility; longevity in this sector can be an indicator of institutional stability and adherence to industry standards. However, I must note that despite holding a retail forex license, YM Securities does not offer forex, commodities, indices, or cryptocurrencies—its product range is limited to domestic and foreign stocks, bonds, and investment trusts. This narrow focus may suit traditional investors, but for someone like me who trades primarily in forex, this lack of diversity is a clear limitation. Another concern I encountered in my review is the complexity of their fee structure, which could be a barrier for less experienced investors. Additionally, much of their content is Japan-centric, and some support channels are unclear, which may pose difficulties for non-Japanese clients. Overall, based on regulation, tenure, and transparency, YM Securities appears credible for its chosen scope. Still, anyone considering this broker should remain conservative and carefully assess whether its offerings and fee structure align with personal trading goals and risk tolerance.