Honestly, I think that’s a legit concern. If politicians who know nothing about forex trading start using Forex Factory just because it looks easy and shows cool charts, it could make things risky. I mean, Trade Explorer is helpful for anyone to see their trade performance, but that doesn't mean you're suddenly an expert on currency markets or economics!

I remember my uncle, who works in government, tried out Forex Factory during an election season, just for the stats. He barely understood how profits or balance worked. Imagine someone like him, but with actual power to make policy decisions, relying on quick website tools to call the shots. That could mess with national economic decisions if they get overconfident or misread the numbers shown.

Honestly, good trading needs real understanding and not just numbers on a page. If someone in politics tries to impress with trading data from Forex Factory without knowing what they're doing, it could lead to really bad decisions—maybe even affecting laws or currency controls. So yeah, I totally get why folks would worry about that. Being easy to use isn’t always a good thing, especially for big decisions.