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The stoploss will generally be a minimum 15 with a maximum 35 but you will never accept a trade where the potential reward is less than the stoploss used. I teach you how to recognise an achievable target. When a stoploss required exceeds your comfort then simply don't take the trade, it's all about being comfortable when you place a trade or eventually you will burn out, tire and give up. Stay within your comfort zone. Understanding your comfort zone and attitude to risk is very much a part of the PHD method and teaching. Until you can turn up for your trading days work and be happy to do so then you are always going to be another possible trading failure. The PHD Method offers low stress, low risk, low fuss, high probability and pleasurable trading opportunities that will not give you the shakes and the sweats. 
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