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How do I meet the maximum controlled risk stop size at of GBP0.80 when the minimum size allowed is GBP1.00?
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I tried to place a trade (spread bet) on National Grid PLC - ADR with a guaranteed stop. I received the following risk message:
CONTROLLED RISK STOP MUST BE PLACED IN INCREMENTS
The maximum controlled risk stop size at one level is GBP0.80. The minimum controlled risk spacing is 75 points.
Fine, I'm happy to split my trade (spread bet) across 2+ orders with different stops 75 points apart.... BUT the issue is the minimum size is GBP1 ! So how do I get around this?
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