That's true her stop loss is bigger than her target. I have the same thing with the Dow method I use, my stop loss can sometimes be twice my target. But when the win rate is very high this can still work.
Say you have an 80% win rate - that means that 1 in 5 trades will fail.
Say you have a target for each trade of 20 pips and a stop loss of 50 pips.
This means that you will make 80 pips from the 4 winning trades and 1 50 pip loss, which still gives you a net profit of 30 pips.
With Monikas system she has different stop loss values for the different types of trade, but they are never as bad as the ratio I have shown above. Typically on the MKS trendlines she has a 15 pip target and a 30 pip stop loss. Put this into the equation above and you still get a 30 pip profit after 5 trades.
These are not bad results for a mechanically traded system. You could set this up and go to work and leave it to trade. However if you are trading and watching the screen, then you can make a lot more than 15 pips on most trades. The key is to lock in the profits and if it's going in your direction then let it run.
The one system that I've randomly tested and that I'm not overly happy with the win-ratio is the 1 pip candle method. This does seem to give a number of losing trades. Its the MKS trendlines that really interest me, they seem to generate very good trades with good profits.