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Okay guys so for this
Video will be going over the conservative way to tackle the challenge
Which is basically the safest way to go about doing a challenge
Actually a couple of weeks ago someone tweeted on Twitter and tag me saying how they pass
The challenge
Using this exact system because I had it on my
I actually posted this on my Instagram story highlights
And the past the challenge you do the system so it's cool to see that other people are using this system
Impacting their challenges
So
What exactly is the system well as you can see
We start off risking 0.5% until were up 2%
Now why is that because we want to build a question or what some people call a buffer
So that we do not go below our original
Balance
Example
See you just bought 100K challenge
And now
You're following the system and you're risking 0.5%
CB Stevenson 500
Make thousand
And until
And basically until you're up 2%
Which is basically 2000
You can't risk more than 500
And the reason why is because
We want to make sure that even if you have a losing streak starting off
You stayed near the original balance so that was in the worst-case ever
You can always get back to your balance and get a free retry
But if you do start off good
And yaxley
When you first couple of Trades and then you have this cushion now and you can start risking
1%
So you say for example now you're up 2000
CU dialysis 102,000 now you can start whisking 1% of the original balance
She can start resting 1K
Until you pass until you hit
The 10%
I think package challenge
Telepathy challenge
Will you hit
You 10%
And that's basically
The conservative way so what happens if I'm at 102000
And I lose the next to trade so next redress 1K or 1%
Blah
L
So now I'm at 101,000 now what
Now you rest once again
Chanel
Now you're back at 100000 once you back at the original balance
Any back to original entry
Ashley changed to balance
Then yet repeat the steps again
Then repeat the steps and then you go back to risking 0.5 / 7
Back to Weston 500 until you're up
2K and like I said this is all just to make sure that you do not blow to the account because usually most
People who use the system
This means a lot to them this challenge is probably
All they had in their bank account
So by using this system
This is the mixture mixture
In the past week that you do not lose this challenge
And
Yep that's weekly ad for this
There's another video you have to watch because sometimes some people do not make it
To 10% and their final week
In the final weekday maybe up
Sometimes that there was at least up 2% or maybe up 67 8% and they have to
The temperature should you start risking more and I'll have that in another video
So thanks for watching
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