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Extensive Backtests: Galileo FX Over 6 Months/1 Year (MyFxBook verified with settings)

GBPUSD H1= 130.2%
Hi @Vinz. My father and I are learning GFX and trying to get up to speed quickly but so far we are not realizing success results with the bot. I'd like to engage you to learn more about the details behind your settings and results.

Quickly about me...I'm an experienced FOREX trader who has enjoyed successfully scalping and swing trading FX for more than 5 years however, I don't have the time to devote anymore in the shadows of my entrepreneurial ventures which consume my time.

Would you be willing and able to speak candidly about how you are performing your backtesting, and more importantly the techniques in how you are employing the settings?

I'm picking up that allowing the bot to only trade in the direction of the higher trend may be the major underlying concept (not surprised) but I also sense there are other significant techniques at work here too. So, aside from simply imputing the settings, selecting which direction to trade in (if that's truly what you're doing), what other not so obvious techniques are at play? I notice you never show a SL for instance. You aren't using Trailing Starts or Steps, etc.

I'd like to use the GBPUSD as a prime example. @Flyer0309
GBPUSD H1= 130.2%
 
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Hi @Vinz. My father and I are learning GFX and trying to get up to speed quickly but so far we are not realizing success results with the bot. I'd like to engage you to learn more about the details behind your settings and results.

Quickly about me...I'm an experienced FOREX trader who has enjoyed successfully scalping and swing trading FX for more than 5 years however, I don't have the time to devote anymore in the shadows of my entrepreneurial ventures which consume my time.

Would you be willing and able to speak candidly about how you are performing your backtesting, and more importantly the techniques in how you are employing the settings?

I'm picking up that allowing the bot to only trade in the direction of the higher trend may be the major underlying concept (not surprised) but I also sense there are other significant techniques at work here too. So, aside from simply imputing the settings, selecting which direction to trade in (if that's truly what you're doing), what other not so obvious techniques are at play? I notice you never show a SL for instance. You aren't using Trailing Starts or Steps, etc.

I'd like to use the GBPUSD as a prime example. @Flyer0309
@Vinz Are you able to respond to the above?
 
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