Anyone using aggressive Performance strategies

[BeGOOD]

Hello -

I am fairly new to Galileo FX pro.

I am fascinated by these 5 performance strategies -
Lunar stride (USDCHF - M5),
Impulse Vector Surge (EURUSD - M1),
Starfall Momentum (GBPUSD - M5),
Solar Flare Scalper (NZDUSD - M1) and
Comet Core Drive (AUDUSD - H6)

I would very much appreciate your responses to my questions below:

1. Have you used any of these strategies "as-is" without any changes to its settings? If so, has it yielded profitable results? Would you recommend a change in any of its settings?
2. Do these strategies tend to favor either a buy or a sell most of the time? For example, in the case of the USDCHF Lunar Stride - most of the time, the trade is a buy
3. If I run these 5 strategies simultaneously - is that smart ? How long do I need to wait until the total results become profitable?
4. When I start the "Algo Trading" - do each of these strategies also start looking for the consecutive bearish or bullish signals only then - OR - do they consider the recent historical data?

Many thanks for your response
Be Good Do Good Think Good

 

[Sanchay]

Hey there,

1. Yes, but have to adjust it as I move forward on a weekly basis even change it. Yes one should definitely modify these settings as per their trading strategies
2. Not necessarily but yeah some of them do because of instrument or the consecutive signal configuration.
3. No, since all of these are aggressive meaning they will have a high drawdown so its not smart, I would use a mix of settings with different timeframes on different instruments.
4. They start afterwards.

Thanks for writing to us.
Have a profitable trading journey with Galileo FX.

-Sanchay Kasturey

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[BeGOOD]

Thank you Sanchay -

When you say "you adjust the settings on a weekly basis" - which settings would you recommend? Stop Loss? Risk %?

 

[Sanchay]

Thank you Sanchay -

When you say "you adjust the settings on a weekly basis" - which settings would you recommend? Stop Loss? Risk %?

Hey there,
I can not recommend how you should adjust your settings or trading setup. But i can definitely share some good resources which you can read and understand how settings work:

• https://forum.galileofx.com/threads...r-data-shows-about-galileo-fx-settings.15263/
• https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/how-to-find-your-3–5-winning-strategies-fast.15258/
• https://forum.galileofx.com/threads...th-galileo-fx-and-how-to-overcome-them.15257/
• https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/weekly-galileo-fx-market-analysis-settings.15269/

Also we share example settings weekly at: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads...ettings-conservative-moderate-aggressive.559/

For an advanced view with filters you can visit our performance page: https://performance.galileofx.com/

 

[The Common Sense Investor]

BeGood, I think when Sanchay says he adjusts settings weekly, what he’s really doing is aligning with the weekly trend. For example, if the market shifts from consolidation to a bullish run, he’d tweak his settings so the bot is working with the trend rather than against it.


As for which settings matter — you mentioned Stop Loss and Risk %. Here’s the thing: in bot trading, Stop Loss isn’t as useful as it is in stocks or crypto. In fact, you will learn most of the time when a bot opens a position, EXPECT the market to move against you before the recovery kicks in. That’s just how the logic plays out.


Understand, Galileo FX uses a contrarian strategy to trade. This means the bot is trying to determine when a trend reversal is about to happen. If you use aggressive settings (bullish/bearish levels set low), you’ll almost certainly end up in a major drawdown. On the other hand, if you set them too high, your bot will barely trade at all.


This is one of the key mindset shifts I go over when teaching bot traders: don’t treat bots like you would stock trading. The rules are different — and once you accept that, drawdown becomes a tool instead of something to fear.