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In my direct evaluation of YM Securities, I found that their platform is primarily centered on Japanese and international stocks, bonds, and investment trusts. Despite their long-standing FSA regulation and reputable history within Japan’s strict financial landscape, the scope of tradable assets is noticeably limited. As someone who regularly seeks to diversify risk by trading commodities like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, I found it essential to verify whether these specific asset classes are supported. Based on the clearly listed offerings, it is not possible to trade individual commodities—including gold and crude oil—on YM Securities. The broker does not list forex pairs, commodities (such as gold or oil), indices, or cryptocurrencies as available products. Instead, their focus is essentially traditional securities and select collective investment vehicles. In my experience, this can be an important limitation for traders looking for multi-asset exposure or seeking to hedge with resources linked closely to global economic cycles. While the firm’s regulatory standing and operational history offer a degree of institutional trust, I strongly recommend reviewing your own asset allocation needs. For me, the absence of gold and oil speculatively means YM Securities would not be suitable if your strategy relies on active commodity trading. For such purposes, a more specialized brokerage with a broader instruments list may be necessary. This conservative approach can help avoid mismatches between your trading objectives and a platform’s actual capabilities.