In this case, what we've seen working is the following. Keep in mind that this is not financial advice, and it's based on what we've seen working in over 4 years of people using the bot including us.
1. Find out why some strategies are not placing trades. Make sure they are correctly set up, in...
If you notice Galileo FX making more losses than expected, don’t worry — this usually means your settings or strategy need a quick adjustment. Here’s the safest way to get back on track:
1. Always Start in Demo
Before trading live, run Galileo FX in Demo mode. This gives you a safe space to...
I’ve seen a lot of questions lately about which brokers U.S. traders are using for algorithmic trading with MetaTrader (MT4/MT5) and Galileo FX. Since U.S. regulations are stricter than in many other countries, the broker list is more limited, but there are still some solid options.
Here are...
On MT5 you’ll see a green checkmark in the top-right of the chart when Galileo FX is active. If that’s showing and the AutoTrading button at the top is selected, the bot is running.
The reason it traded at first and then stopped is almost always the settings:
Timeframe: if it’s on D1 (daily)...
Unfortunately, this isn’t possible due to MetaTrader’s limitations, which are outside our control. When they decide to fix this, we’ll be ready to jump on the opportunity to bring Galileo FX to native Mac MetaTrader. We’ve asked them multiple times, but they seem hesitant to integrate automated...
That sounds like a very solid first day. Being up $100 while still learning how the system behaves is a good sign. It’s completely normal for one pair to be more active than others: markets move differently. Sometimes USD/JPY will be lively while the rest stay quiet.
Tweaking lot sizes down was...
Don’t be too hard on yourself. Many of us have made the same mistake of rushing into aggressive settings too quickly. Galileo FX will faithfully follow whatever parameters you give it, but that also means you’ve got to match the risk level to where you are right now.
That’s why it’s always best...
Hi, thanks for your message. That option is already available in Galileo FX. You can set the bot to trade in Long-Only or Short-Only mode. This way, it will only open positions in the direction you choose. Our head of support (@Chris) can explain how.
Looks like you’re getting the hang of it quickly 👌. Let me break down those numbers for you:
Profit = what you’ve gained or lost from trades.
Credit = usually small broker adjustments, bonuses, or rounding (that 7¢ is nothing to worry about).
Deposit = the money you put in ($500).
Withdrawal =...
It sounds like the bot didn’t “stop” permanently, it just paused because of the settings you’re using. Galileo FX will only keep trading if the market conditions still match the criteria you set (things like timeframe, consecutive signals, or max orders). For example, if you have “Max Orders”...
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