[00:02] in payouts from funding accounts, and this is the reason.  So pay attention to what I'm about to tell you.  What you need to understand is that funding accounts are not personal capital.  Anyone who tells you that you have to risk
[00:16] who tells you that you have to risk between 0.5% and 1% in your challenge, in your phase one, in your phase two, is wrong.  Funding accounts are not treated as personal capital.  You're not risking your life savings or
[00:29] your life money, nor are you going into maximum debt; a 10,000 account costs you 50 or 60 these days. Therefore, what you need to do is squeeze a little more out of phase one and phase two, especially phase one, because they're asking for around
[00:42] 8% and 10%. Personally, what I do is risk between 1.5% and 2% per trade. In phase two, I would tell you to risk a little less, between 1% and 1.5% at most.  Because?  Because
[00:59] you're already very close to the goal of funding that account.  They only ask for 5% in that second phase.  And once it's funded, that's when the risk goes down, mate.  Because?  Because all the money you make is withdrawable into your pocket.
[01:14] In the funded phase, where you have the funded account, I would say 0.5% and funded account, I would say 0.5% and 1% at most.  This is the key.  Yeah.