Introduce Yourself

[bvvanes06]

Hey there, Galileo FX Forum members! It's time to break the ice and get to know each other. Let's kick things off with a bang and introduce ourselves!

I'll start the ball rolling:

Name: Chris
Occupation: Customer Care Superstar at Galileo FX
I'm your trusty 'Mr. Fix-It'! Fueled by an unending supply of espresso, my mission is to ensure your Galileo FX robot runs smoother than a well-oiled machine. Together, let's make tech troubles a thing of the past and pave the way for flawless operations!

But enough about me! I want to hear all about YOU!

What brings you to the Galileo FX Forum? Are you a seasoned trader looking to optimize your strategy, or are you a fresh face eager to dive into the world of trading bots?

What markets do you enjoy trading? Forex, stocks, crypto, or maybe a mix of everything? Share your market expertise and insights with the community.

Tell us a fun fact or two about yourself! Do you have any secret trading rituals or a favorite lucky charm? We're all ears and ready to be entertained.

Let's connect and build a vibrant community here in the Galileo FX Forum. Remember, we're all here to learn, share, and support each other on our trading journeys.

Oh, and a quick disclaimer: While we may be trading enthusiasts, we're not fortune tellers. So, no asking me for next week's winning lottery numbers, okay?

Now it's your turn! Introduce yourself in the comments below and let's get this party started!

Good morning! My name is Bruce and I'm new to this website. I'm a physician who's been trading stocks for many years, options now for a couple of years and I've been seriously considering adding GalileoFX to the other strategies I use for investing. I wouldn't use GalileoFX for currency trading but for stock trading. So to start with I'd ask are there others that use GalileoFx for stock trading in particular short term or 'swing' trading? If so are the signals adequate for domestic stock trading short term
and what problems do you see with using this platform specifically the Pro version for what I'm considering? Maybe elaborate on your results? Thanks for any help with this.

 

[Fritzvanderlaar]

Hello Bruce,
My name is Fritz. I am trading stocks now for almost 2 months with Galileo FX (Personal).
If you are living in the US, the major issue will be to find the right broker.
I am from Holland and found a suited broker in Cyprus after a long search: Just2Trade
A broker that allows you to trade stocks in he US (and allows using MT5) is, I understand from other forummembers, hard to find.
Let me know.

 

[bvvanes06]

Hello Bruce,
My name is Fritz. I am trading stocks now for almost 2 months with Galileo FX (Personal).
If you are living in the US, the major issue will be to find the right broker.
I am from Holland and found a suited broker in Cyprus after a long search: Just2Trade
A broker that allows you to trade stocks in he US (and allows using MT5) is, I understand from other forummembers, hard to find.
Let me know.

Fritz: Thanks very much for that information. My thought is I will do the manual inputting of sell or buy signals on a stock after I have those signals from the galileo fx, I don't need to have a different broker linked up since that broker isn't involved in my trading and the galileo fx won't be linked to any broker, I'll take the trade signals it gives me and I act on them not a broker. My real question would be how effective has galileo fx been for your stock trading? I'm looking to improve my trading accuracy / profitability by using the galileo fx. I'm doing it this way since I use a MAC computer and a non acceptable broker for galileo (schwab) and a non acceptable trading platform ie Think or Swim. So this would be my fix on my set up with galileo fx.
Bruce

 

[Fritzvanderlaar]

Hello Bruce,
I don't think the way you are planning to use Galileo FX will work. Galileo FX works with the stock-data supplied by the broker it sends its orders to.
Best thing to do, is to contact the helpdesk and explain your plans. They also can tell if using a MAC is a problem.
Any questions after that, please let me know. Good luck.

 

[bvvanes06]

Hello Bruce,
I don't think the way you are planning to use Galileo FX will work. Galileo FX works with the stock-data supplied by the broker it sends its orders to.
Best thing to do, is to contact the helpdesk and explain your plans. They also can tell if using a MAC is a problem.
Any questions after that, please let me know. Good luck.

Fritz: Thanks for that 'heads-up' info. I'll call the helpdesk today. My understanding from talking with the USA sales rep was that there are 45 stocks that galileo is configured to work with and I could look at those 45, find buy and sell signals and act on my own through my MAC and the broker I use. My entry and exit points on any stock would be inputted into the Think or Swim platform I use. The rep agreed I could do that especially those 45 stocks. Thanks again for the info. I'll let you know what the help desk tells me.

 

[Fritzvanderlaar]