Is Every Regulated Forex Broker Offer Zero Balance Protection?

[Dextor Mason]

Every Forex trader know it is highly uncertain and  speculate market. No one can be 100% sure about what will be market status in next minute or day. We only can predict either it can be profit or lose. That's why Zero Balance Protection is play vital role to minimize your lose ratio. So, what you say Zero Balance protection should be offered by every Forex broker or not? 

[Keith Watford]

dextormason707:
 So, what you say Zero Balance protection should be offered by every Forex broker or not? 

Why should they? They are a business, in business to make money.

Some may offer this protection as an incentive, but I doubt that too many would be willing to cover their client's losses.

[Fernando Morales]

dextormason707:
Every Forex trader know it is highly uncertain and  speculate market. No one can be 100% sure about what will be market status in next minute or day. We only can predict either it can be profit or lose. That's why Zero Balance Protection is play vital role to minimize your lose ratio. So, what you say Zero Balance protection should be offered by every Forex broker or not? 

Under latest European regulations, all brokers offering services within Europe must provide negative balance protection. For meeting this requirement the broker must have a market dealer license

[Marco Montemari]

dextormason707:
Every Forex trader know it is highly uncertain and  speculate market. No one can be 100% sure about what will be market status in next minute or day. We only can predict either it can be profit or lose. That's why Zero Balance Protection is play vital role to minimize your lose ratio. So, what you say Zero Balance protection should be offered by every Forex broker or not? 

I think yes, indeed when you open an account they say: put money you are ready to loose....without protection I could loose more money that I put in account....
Second point: if the broker is a MM means in most of case orders don t go to the market but are like internal...
European regulation is good about negative protection but is bad about leverage.....I can use leverage in 2 ways: 1 way is for increasing the position (e.g.with my 1000$ i open 1 lot position)
2 way is for having more margin....with my 1000$ i can open more small positions.
Many European traders are using broker  outside EU for example...