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As someone who has evaluated many brokers before making trading decisions, I approach platforms like HUNGSING with extra caution. Based on my due diligence, HUNGSING unfortunately does not provide transparent or detailed information about their trading costs, including spreads, commissions, swaps, or slippage related to indices such as the US100. This lack of clarity is a major concern for me, especially given that the broker’s regulatory history raises important red flags—its futures contract dealing license is revoked, and its securities license is exceeded according to the Hong Kong regulatory authority. I have learned that hidden or undisclosed costs are a common issue among firms with uncertain regulatory standing. Without published fee schedules or demo accounts to assess real market costs firsthand, I’m unable to reliably estimate total trading costs for US100 or any index with HUNGSING. For me, transparent pricing is crucial to risk management and confident decision-making. If a broker can't or won't share this information openly, it’s difficult to make an informed, responsible choice about opening an account. Given these factors—and for peace of mind around fair execution and cost structure—I personally would recommend considering brokers who are actively and clearly regulated, with comprehensive, upfront disclosure of all trading costs. In my view, it’s too risky to proceed when so many details remain uncertain.