Examples of Galileo FX strategies

[Daiki Kobayashi]

XAUUSD – M30 Backtest (Feb 2025–Jan 2026)

+154.40% net return with Profit Factor 2.31 under structured rule-based execution.
54.02% win rate with max drawdown at 39.31%, designed for traders seeking systematic exposure to gold’s strong directional moves on the M30 timeframe.

XAUUSD
M30

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4
Max Orders: 0

Stop Loss in points: 1800
Take Profit in points: 3200
Trailing Start in points: 600
Trailing Step in points: 1000

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 13
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 6


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[Daiki Kobayashi]

AMZN.NAS – H1 Backtest (Feb 2023–Jan 2026)

+82.52% net return over a 3-year backtest with strong stability under structured rule-based execution.
Max balance drawdown limited to just 4.02% with Profit Factor 4.93, highlighting a reliable long-term strategy for systematic exposure to a major tech stock.


AMZN.NAS
H1

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4
Max Orders: 0

Stop Loss in points: 1200
Take Profit in points: 1500
Trailing Start in points: 800
Trailing Step in points: 600

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 9
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 7


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[Daiki Kobayashi]

TSLA.NAS – H1 Backtest (Feb 2023–Jan 2026)

+235.33% net return across a 3-year backtest under structured rule-based execution.
Profit Factor 1.50 with consistent performance over multiple market phases, highlighting a reliable long-term strategy for systematic exposure to Tesla.


TSLA.NAS
H1

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4
Max Orders: 0

Stop Loss in points: 1500
Take Profit in points: 2200
Trailing Start in points: 1200
Trailing Step in points: 850

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 9
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 5


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[rajesh]

I am trying to test few of these through meta trader and my simulation accoun doesn't have NVDA, Goog, etc. Which broker are you all using to test NAS100, etc

 

[Daiki Kobayashi]

BTCUSD – D1 Backtest (Mar 2023–Feb 2026)

+121.03% net return across a 3-year backtest under structured rule-based execution.
100% winning trades with equity drawdown below 10%, highlighting a highly stable long-term strategy designed for systematic exposure to Bitcoin trends.


BTCUSD
D1

Lots: 0.1
Risk (in %): 0.5
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss in points: 1850000
Take Profit in points: 3000000
Trailing Start in points: 880000
Trailing Step in points: 220000

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 9
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 5


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[AtariBurger]

Gold, Amazon, Tesla, Bitcoin, all things I cannot trade. Does anyone have some settings that work with forex pairs?

 

[MARKC]

Gold, Amazon, Tesla, Bitcoin, all things I cannot trade. Does anyone have some settings that work with forex pairs?

Yes, we do have settings that work with forex pairs. You can check our Performance Page where different configurations are shared for various markets, including forex pairs.

Please review the available setups here: https://store.galileofx.com/pages/performance/

Make sure to choose the preset that matches the correct market and timeframe shown in the file name before loading it into Galileo FX.

 

[Daiki Kobayashi]

XAGUSD – Daily Backtest (Mar 2023–Feb 2026)

+281.15% net return across a 3-year backtest under structured rule-based execution.
100% winning trades over the full test period, highlighting a highly consistent long-term strategy designed for systematic exposure to silver trends.


XAGUSD
D1

Lots: 0.1
Risk (in %): 0.5
Max Orders: 0

Stop Loss in points: 3400
Take Profit in points: 5800
Trailing Start in points: 2500
Trailing Step in points: 1700

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 9
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 4


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[Daiki Kobayashi]

USDJPY – Daily Backtest (Mar 2023–Feb 2026)

+84.72% net return across a 3-year backtest with Profit Factor 4.77 under structured rule-based execution.
Max balance drawdown limited to 5.57% with a 75% win rate which highlights a stable long-term strategy designed for systematic exposure to a major FX pair.

USDJPY
D1

Lots: 0.1
Risk (in %): 0.5
Max Orders: 0

Stop Loss in points: 5400
Take Profit in points: 9800
Trailing Start in points: 0
Trailing Step in points: 0

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 8
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 4


Attached files: Test report html, Settings file for MT4 and MT5

This strategy is merely an example and does not guarantee future performance.

 

[AtariBurger]

Yes, we do have settings that work with forex pairs. You can check our Performance Page where different configurations are shared for various markets, including forex pairs.

Please review the available setups here: https://store.galileofx.com/pages/performance/

Make sure to choose the preset that matches the correct market and timeframe shown in the file name before loading it into Galileo FX.

I have tried some of the different configurations on the Performance Page. Sorry, I should have been more specific with what I was looking for. I wanted to know if anyone had luck with any settings in the past month or two in the forex market. I was also wondering what Galileo FX considers a bullish/bearish signal. Is it just the number of consecutive bullish/bearish candles it waits to see before trading?

 

[Chris]

I have tried some of the different configurations on the Performance Page. Sorry, I should have been more specific with what I was looking for. I wanted to know if anyone had luck with any settings in the past month or two in the forex market. I was also wondering what Galileo FX considers a bullish/bearish signal. Is it just the number of consecutive bullish/bearish candles it waits to see before trading?

Hey there,

There are quite an extensive number of strategies with a solid track record on the Performance page. You can always click on MORE on them and see the full historical data of how the strategy worked.

As for Galileo FX's strategy:
The trading strategy utilized by Galileo FX is grounded in technical analysis. It operates by continuously scanning the market in real time, analyzing charts to identify patterns according to predefined parameters. Specifically, the strategy hinges on detecting consecutive bullish or bearish signals as indicated by technical indicators.

For instance, if set to react to 5 consecutive bullish signals, the robot will execute a sell order only after these signals occur consecutively, and similarly for bearish signals. This approach aims to capitalize on potential trend reversals, theorizing that multiple consecutive signals might indicate a shift in market direction.

Such strategies are popular among traders who prefer to minimize the emotional component of trading by relying on automated, rule-based decision making. While setting specific parameters can help define trading actions and potentially enhance consistency, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk. Market conditions can change rapidly, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Therefore, traders should use this strategy with an awareness of the market dynamics and their own risk tolerance.

 

[AtariBurger]

Hey there,

There are quite an extensive number of strategies with a solid track record on the Performance page. You can always click on MORE on them and see the full historical data of how the strategy worked.

As for Galileo FX's strategy:
The trading strategy utilized by Galileo FX is grounded in technical analysis. It operates by continuously scanning the market in real time, analyzing charts to identify patterns according to predefined parameters. Specifically, the strategy hinges on detecting consecutive bullish or bearish signals as indicated by technical indicators.

For instance, if set to react to 5 consecutive bullish signals, the robot will execute a sell order only after these signals occur consecutively, and similarly for bearish signals. This approach aims to capitalize on potential trend reversals, theorizing that multiple consecutive signals might indicate a shift in market direction.

Such strategies are popular among traders who prefer to minimize the emotional component of trading by relying on automated, rule-based decision making. While setting specific parameters can help define trading actions and potentially enhance consistency, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk. Market conditions can change rapidly, and past performance is not indicative of future results. Therefore, traders should use this strategy with an awareness of the market dynamics and their own risk tolerance.

When you say 'set to react to 5 consecutive bullish signals', does that mean after it sees 5 consecutive green candles (upward moves corresponding to the time of the chart) it places a sell order?