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In my experience as a forex trader, regulatory oversight is one of the first aspects I scrutinize before considering any broker. For me, it’s not just about where a platform claims to be registered, but about verified, credible regulation with clear consumer protections. When I researched Shenzhou Capital, I found that it does not hold any valid regulatory license from recognized financial authorities. This raises a substantial red flag for me because lack of regulation means there is no third-party supervision over their operations, client fund segregation, or dispute resolution mechanisms. I also took note of warnings about suspicious regulatory details and business practices associated with Shenzhou Capital. The broker carries a very low trust score and a “high potential risk” classification. That’s problematic because, without proper oversight, I have no way to independently validate the safety of my funds or the integrity of their trading environment. Especially considering the serious financial risks in forex trading, I personally would not feel comfortable depositing any amount with a broker that is not properly regulated, regardless of its listed features or spreads. From a risk management perspective, my preference is always for transparency, legally enforced protections, and recourse options if issues arise. In my view, the absence of recognized regulatory oversight at Shenzhou Capital makes it unsuitable for my trading and investment needs.