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In my experience as a seasoned forex trader, evaluating brokers is a crucial part of risk management, and with CDX, there are some very significant concerns I have to highlight. On the positive side, CDX has been operating for 5-10 years, which does show some degree of business longevity. Their website and contact information are transparent and accessible, which provides at least a minimum standard of professional presentation. However, when weighing these points against the major drawbacks, caution is my overriding attitude. For me, the most critical drawback is the complete absence of valid regulatory oversight for CDX. According to available data, there is a "suspicious regulatory license" and "suspicious scope of business," which sets off immediate red flags for someone concerned with the security of their funds. From a safety perspective, trading with an unregulated broker introduces a heightened risk of potential disputes or withdrawal issues without recourse. Furthermore, the risk management score is exceptionally low, and the platform carries a "high potential risk" warning. As someone prioritizing fund security and transparency, these are serious impediments for me to use CDX as my primary broker. While a Cambodian registration shows that the company exists in a formal sense, for traders like myself who require clear regulatory safeguards, this alone doesn’t offset the associated risks. In my judgment, the risks greatly overshadow any benefits, and I remain extremely conservative when considering or recommending brokers lacking recognized oversight.