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Updated Winning Settings

Does "monitoring" mean watching the trades as they happen? They move so fast I wonder how anyone could do it. Isn't the point of an EA that it does this for you? I feel completely helpless just watching those numbers making huge jumps up and down in split seconds -- although things seem better after adjusting the Lots (see above still unpublished post).
 
You should use a demo imitating what account balance you can start with, for example 500$ -1000$ so it would be realistic when you jump to live account. Yes monitoring aggressive settings is pivotal and you can close losing trades earlier if the trade goes against you.
 
Hey Noah, I agree with @Joeboy . For your confusion regarding monitoring and watching, if you feel that the trades are faster then you should consider lowering the risk (if you are using dynamic lot sizing) or you should consider using lower lot size (if you are using fixed lot size). Another suggestion could be to not trade all the time but only when you could watch if you are using aggressive settings or multiple settings under the same account.
 
@Noah2013 I hear your frustration brother. I just had my bot installed on the 18th and I have no clue on what I'm doing. I email customer service on a daily basis and they keep changing the settings for me, and no matter what they do, my bot is still at a 30% win ratio. Why is it that nobody wants to share their settings with anyone else...I know once I get the hang of this, I'll be helping out as many people as I can.
 
@Noah2013 I hear your frustration brother. I just had my bot installed on the 18th and I have no clue on what I'm doing. I email customer service on a daily basis and they keep changing the settings for me, and no matter what they do, my bot is still at a 30% win ratio. Why is it that nobody wants to share their settings with anyone else...I know once I get the hang of this, I'll be helping out as many people as I can.
Good to hear from a fellow newbie. Sanchay has been pretty good about responding but I too am disappointed that so few other members seem to want to communicate. Could it be they afraid their setting won't work as well if more people use it? I suspect that is ridiculous but I wish somebody with more insight would confirm it.

Another thing that is very frustrating is that some of my messages are blocked by the moderator, whoever that is, without any explanation. That is very bad policy.

Lastly, I will share with you all I have learned because I see no reason not to. I have several demo accounts with different brokers and am trying all the settings that Sanchay recommends in this thread, using MetaTrader 5. At the moment I am setting the Lots, though, to .01 instead of 0 for all but the Conservative settings with a demo capital of 1000 or 5000 because I think that affects the amounts won or lost in the trades. Then you use the Trade button in Toolbox to watch the action -- if there is any. I have no idea what "moderating" the setting means, which the Team (Galileo) tells you to do with the Aggressive and Moderate settings. It has taken more literally weeks to find out how to do this much.

If there were more people like you and me communicating here, we could all learn faster, and I respectfully urge the Team Moderator to STOP BLOCKING posts unless you post clear rules for doing so.
 
@Noah2013 I hear your frustration brother. I just had my bot installed on the 18th and I have no clue on what I'm doing. I email customer service on a daily basis and they keep changing the settings for me, and no matter what they do, my bot is still at a 30% win ratio. Why is it that nobody wants to share their settings with anyone else...I know once I get the hang of this, I'll be helping out as many people as I can.
Hey @martinh210 , You can check out this thread to learn about settings and also you can check our performance page here to find new settings suited as per your needs: https://store.galileofx.com/pages/performance/
 
This thread is created for sharing the updated settings on a weekly basis for different instruments across different time-frames and different time periods. These settings will also be categorized into conservative, moderate and aggressive for different types of trading styles (Day Trading, Swing Trading and Long Term Investing).

Past 12 months performance for XAU/USD (M30) with $10000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss in points: 1000
Take Profit in points: 270
Trailing Start in points: 200
Trailing Step in points: 100

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 8
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 10

Attachment Name: XAUUSD-M30.zip

Past 12 months performance for USD/CAD (M5) with $10000 on Moderate mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss in points: 180
Take Profit in points: 190
Trailing Start in points: 120
Trailing Step in points: 30

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 12

Attachment Name: USDCAD-M5.zip

Past 12 months performance for GBP/USD with $10000 on Aggressive mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 3.5
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss in points: 190
Take Profit in points: 190
Trailing Start in points: 130
Trailing Step in points: 60

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 7
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 10

Attachment Name: GBPUSD-M30.zip

Past 12 months performance for NAS100 with $10000 on Moderate mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss in points: 1260
Take Profit in points: 420
Trailing Start in points: 360
Trailing Step in points: 220

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 9
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 10

Attachment Name: NAS100-M15.zip


Please note that past performance do not guarantee future performance.

-Sanchay Kasturey
Can I use less risk reward instead
 
I am also beginning to suspect that these people's settings simply dont work. This whole galileofx thing is just being overhyped.
We provide backtests as well as videos are uploaded in our youtube channel showing Galileo FX EA trading live. You can verify our performance page results as well.
 
Hey guys, here are this week's updated settings:

1. Nebula Swing Reactor

This H1 strategy is built for medium-term trades with a focus on strong trend movements. With high bullish signals and moderate bearish filtering, it uses tight stop-losses and trailing strategies to capture significant price swings, making it ideal for swing traders aiming for high returns while managing drawdowns.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 190
Take Profit: 740
Trailing Start: 300
Trailing Step: 30

Bullish Signals: 13
Bearish Signals: 6

2. Cosmic Trend Oscillator

This H4 strategy is designed for medium-term trades, balancing moderate risk with dynamic trailing adjustments. With a slightly stronger bearish signal bias, it seeks to capture price trends while managing drawdowns effectively, ideal for traders aiming to profit from extended market moves.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 100
Take Profit: 240
Trailing Start: 110
Trailing Step: 150

Bullish Signals: 5
Bearish Signals: 6

3. Pulsar Breakout Tracker

This daily strategy targets large market moves in SPX500 with a conservative risk profile and wide stop-losses. Combining strong bullish signals and dynamic trailing adjustments, it's designed for long-term traders seeking to capture significant trends while maintaining steady risk management.

Trading Style: Long-Term Investing
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.0%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 2,200
Take Profit: 2,800
Trailing Start: 1,400
Trailing Step: 510

Bullish Signals: 8
Bearish Signals: 3

4. Lunar Silver Orbit

Optimized for M30 trading, this setting targets short- to medium-term trends in XAGUSD with a moderate risk profile. With a strong bullish signal bias and precise trailing adjustments, it captures momentum while minimizing drawdowns, making it ideal for traders seeking steady performance in precious metals.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 910
Take Profit: 490
Trailing Start: 310
Trailing Step: 40

Bullish Signals: 13
Bearish Signals: 6

5. Nebula Meta Navigator

This H2 strategy is designed for mid-term trend trading, balancing risk with wide stop-loss and take-profit levels to capture larger price movements. With strong bullish signals and controlled drawdowns, it's ideal for swing traders looking to navigate volatile markets and sustain longer trends.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 600
Take Profit: 3,000
Trailing Start: 1,100
Trailing Step: 400

Bullish Signals: 9
Bearish Signals: 5

6. Stellar Breakout Seeker

This M15 strategy targets quick market breakouts with a moderate risk profile and precise stop-loss settings. With a strong bullish signal bias, it aims to capitalize on short-term upward momentum while managing drawdowns, making it ideal for fast-paced day trading.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 220
Take Profit: 250
Trailing Start: 0
Trailing Step: 0

Bullish Signals: 11
Bearish Signals: 5

7. Quantum Scalper Voyager

This M1 strategy is crafted for high-frequency, ultra-short-term trades, ideal for scalping in fast-moving markets. With quick stop-losses and a strong bearish signal filter, it aims to capture small price movements efficiently while minimizing risk exposure.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 190
Take Profit: 130
Trailing Start: 0
Trailing Step: 0

Bullish Signals: 6
Bearish Signals: 9

8. Galactic Trend Seeker

Designed for H12 swing trading, this setting focuses on capturing large price movements with moderate risk. Featuring wide stop-loss and trailing parameters, it balances bullish and bearish signals for precise trend entries, ideal for long-term trades in volatile market conditions.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 1

Stop Loss: 850
Take Profit: 2,800
Trailing Start: 1,200
Trailing Step: 150

Bullish Signals: 5
Bearish Signals: 4

9. Cosmic Pivot Raider

Optimized for M3 trading, this setting is designed to capture rapid price movements with tight stop-losses and quick take-profit targets. With a strong bullish bias and moderate risk control, it's ideal for traders looking to capitalize on short-term fluctuations in high-volatility markets.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 170
Take Profit: 450
Trailing Start: 0
Trailing Step: 0

Bullish Signals: 12
Bearish Signals: 7

10. Nebula Swing Pulse

This H4 strategy is designed for medium-term swing trades, using a balanced risk profile with tight stop-losses and dynamic trailing stops. Its strong bearish signal filter and moderate drawdown management make it ideal for traders looking to capture both upward and downward price movements.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 140
Take Profit: 630
Trailing Start: 250
Trailing Step: 50

Bullish Signals: 6
Bearish Signals: 13


Disclaimer: At Galileo FX, our bot is designed to empower users with tools to help them potentially achieve profitable outcomes. However, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk, and we cannot promise or guarantee easy profits. Please note that we do not provide financial or investment advice. We encourage you to make informed decisions based on your own research.
 

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  • Nebula Meta Navigator.zip
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  • Lunar Silver Orbit.zip
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  • Pulsar Breakout Tracker.zip
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  • Cosmic Trend Oscillator.zip
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11. Cosmic Bitcoin Voyager

This H1 strategy is crafted for capturing significant price movements in BTCUSD, with large stop-loss and take-profit levels suited for high-volatility markets. Strong bullish signals and wide trailing stops enable it to ride trends while maintaining drawdown control, ideal for traders seeking mid-term opportunities.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 4.5%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 25,000
Take Profit: 25,000
Trailing Start: 8,250
Trailing Step: 7,000

Bullish Signals: 12
Bearish Signals: 5

12. Solar Trend Navigator

Optimized for daily trading, this setting is designed to capture mid-term trends in the AUDCAD market. With higher risk tolerance and wide trailing stops, it balances bullish and bearish signals to take advantage of larger price movements while keeping drawdowns moderate.

Trading Style: Long-Term Investing
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 7.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 450
Take Profit: 1,770
Trailing Start: 150
Trailing Step: 300

Bullish Signals: 5
Bearish Signals: 6

13. Quantum Pivot Raider

This M5 strategy is tailored for short-term trades in the NZDCAD market with a low-risk profile. It leverages tight stop-losses and quick trailing adjustments, ideal for scalping opportunities. With a strong bullish bias and minimal drawdown, it’s perfect for traders seeking quick wins in fast-moving markets.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 210
Take Profit: 270
Trailing Start: 15
Trailing Step: 40

Bullish Signals: 7
Bearish Signals: 8

14. Orion Market Pulse

Optimized for M30 trading, this strategy is designed to capture short-term price movements with tight stop-losses and frequent trailing adjustments. With a strong bearish bias and moderate risk, it is ideal for scalping opportunities in highly volatile markets like AAPL.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.0%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 200
Take Profit: 80
Trailing Start: 200
Trailing Step: 30

Bullish Signals: 4
Bearish Signals: 9

15. Nebula Trend Seeker

This M15 strategy is built for short-term trend trading with moderate risk control. Utilizing balanced bullish and bearish signals, it focuses on quick market movements in the AUDCHF pair. Tight stop-losses and trailing features help capture profits while minimizing drawdowns.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.0%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 295
Take Profit: 320
Trailing Start: 80
Trailing Step: 20

Bullish Signals: 4
Bearish Signals: 5

16. Stellar Scalper Matrix

This M15 strategy is designed for short-term scalping on GOOGL.NAS with a low to moderate risk profile. Tight stop-losses, frequent trailing adjustments, and a strong bullish signal focus make it perfect for capturing small price movements in high-volatility conditions.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 180
Take Profit: 120
Trailing Start: 80
Trailing Step: 20

Bullish Signals: 10
Bearish Signals: 3

17.
Nova Pivot Tracker

This M30 strategy targets medium-term pivots in NZDUSD with a focus on quick entries and exits. Utilizing tight stop-losses and trailing stops, it balances bearish trends with precision. Ideal for swing traders seeking moderate risk control with multiple open positions.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss: 75
Take Profit: 375
Trailing Start: 25
Trailing Step: 15

Bullish Signals: 6
Bearish Signals: 13


Disclaimer: At Galileo FX, our bot is designed to empower users with tools to help them potentially achieve profitable outcomes. However, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk, and we cannot promise or guarantee easy profits. Please note that we do not provide financial or investment advice. We encourage you to make informed decisions based on your own research.
 

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  • Stellar Scalper Matrix.zip
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  • Nebula Trend Seeker.zip
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  • Orion Market Pulse.zip
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  • Quantum Pivot Raider.zip
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  • Solar Trend Navigator.zip
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  • Cosmic Bitcoin Voyager.zip
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How exactly does one "monitor" settings? I assume this should be different for Conservative, Moderate and Aggressive settings and the time frame, but how exactly is this done?
 
How exactly does one "monitor" settings? I assume this should be different for Conservative, Moderate and Aggressive settings and the time frame, but how exactly is this done?
By monitoring, I mean to watch for trades with high drawdown or when you think a trade is profitable enough for you so that you can close the trades. This ensures your overall account is safe.

Disclaimer: At Galileo FX, our bot is designed to empower users with tools to help them potentially achieve profitable outcomes. However, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk, and we cannot promise or guarantee easy profits. Please note that we do not provide financial or investment advice. We encourage you to make informed decisions based on your own research.
 
By monitoring, I mean to watch for trades with high drawdown or when you think a trade is profitable enough for you so that you can close the trades. This ensures your overall account is safe.

Disclaimer: At Galileo FX, our bot is designed to empower users with tools to help them potentially achieve profitable outcomes. However, it's important to understand that all trading involves risk, and we cannot promise or guarantee easy profits. Please note that we do not provide financial or investment advice. We encourage you to make informed decisions based on your own research.
Are these settings better than the premium settings? I've been testing all the premium settings and none of them work
 
(y) good instelling for me - working fine many weeks H4 chart
I'm trying this -- but what about the last two things, Consecutive Bullish and Consequtive Bearish? I put them at 2 and 2 because I didn't know what else to do. The only EURUSD-H4 setting I've found is this, but it's different. Did you get your setting from Galileo's recs or did you come up with it yourself (just asking).
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