Updated Winning Settings

[Sanchay]

Hey Noah,

What exactly does one have to learn about MT5?

About how to setup demo account or accounts, metatrader backtesting process, volatile timings of markets to understand when not to trade, etc.

I have used different amounts in my demo account, but why should that make a difference?

It should matter, because depending on the account size the positions will be big and the loss will also be big according to you however, the loss when taken in percentage will not be that big for example, a drawdown of $300 might be big for you but for an account of $100,000 its not even 1%, on a $10,000 it is 3% and on a $1000 account its 30%. So in trading we generally avoid to use absolute terms and rely more on percentage for better understanding.

Yes, there are a lot of videos about how to learn MT5 in 5 minutes etc., but can you suggest one that actually shows people like me how to use the Galileo bot profitably? How about posting a walk-through for beginners on the Galileo site (just for customers so you won't be giving away anything for free) that goes beyond installing the bot?

Thanks Noah, I will take this as a feedback and forward the same to my boss, please be patient we are working on parallel projects to provide as much help as we legally can to our customers.

 

[Sanchay]

Hey guys here are the settings for the week, I have understood a lot of your requirements and have tried to find some settings, please feel free to provide your preferences for the next Monday:

1. Stellar Pulse Matrix

This configuration uses cautious, calibrated risk management paired with adaptive trailing stops to capture intra-day trends on XAUUSD. Ideal for moderate momentum shifts with balanced drawdown controls, it favors steady gains while managing exposure.

Trading Style Day Trading
Trading Mode Moderate

Lots 0
Risk 1.5%
Max Orders 2

Stop Loss 55 pips
Take Profit 1555 pips
Trailing Start 620 pips
Trailing Step 340 pips

Bullish Signals 6
Bearish Signals 4

2. Quantum Vector Surge

This setting leverages precision signals on SPX500 with a balanced risk-to-reward approach and trailing stops to capture sustained upward momentum. Ideal for high-confidence, long trades with minimal exposure to downside risk, capturing volatile price surges.

Trading Style: Long Term Investing
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 2%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 1900 pips
Take Profit: 1620 pips
Trailing Start: 120 pips
Trailing Step: 70 pips

Bullish Signals: 9
Bearish Signals: 4

3. Nebula Swing Drive

Optimized for NZDCAD on the H4 chart, this configuration employs a balanced approach to capture medium-term price swings. Trailing stops are tight, limiting downside risk while enhancing upside potential in trending markets.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 330 pips
Take Profit: 680 pips
Trailing Start: 260 pips
Trailing Step: 30 pips

Bullish Signals: 7
Bearish Signals: 5

4. Cosmic Trend Vector

Configured for US30 on the H4 timeframe, this setting targets long-term trends with wider stop losses and trailing stops to capture major price moves. Designed for stable growth, it balances potential profits with effective risk controls to handle market volatility.

Trading Style: Long-Term Investing
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 11200 pips
Take Profit: 11200 pips
Trailing Start: 2800 pips
Trailing Step: 1500 pips

Bullish Signals: 8
Bearish Signals: 3

5. Orbit Precision Flux

This configuration for USDCHF on the M30 chart is designed for rapid trend shifts, using tight stops and close trailing steps to capture quick profits in volatile conditions. Ideal for short-term movements with a focus on controlled exposure and frequent re-entries.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 70 pips
Take Profit: 550 pips
Trailing Start: 105 pips
Trailing Step: 20 pips

Bullish Signals: 7
Bearish Signals: 6

6. Galactic Momentum Thrust

Optimized for GBPUSD on the H4 timeframe, this setup combines high bullish sensitivity with a balanced stop-loss and trailing stop mechanism. Suitable for capturing extended upward trends with minimized exposure to market reversals.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 510 pips
Take Profit: 1320 pips
Trailing Start: 465 pips
Trailing Step: 100 pips

Bullish Signals: 12
Bearish Signals: 3

7. Solar Precision Burst

Optimized for EURCAD on the M15 timeframe, this setting leverages tight risk controls and frequent signal checks to capture rapid price movements. With low drawdown and quick entry-exit cycles, it’s suited for scalping in volatile, short-term market conditions.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 0.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 125 pips
Take Profit: 515 pips
Trailing Start: 155 pips
Trailing Step: 35 pips

Bullish Signals: 11
Bearish Signals: 8

8. Zenith Pulse Array

Tailored for NAS100 on the Daily chart, this setting captures large-scale trends with wider trailing stops and strong bullish signals. Designed for long-term stability, it emphasizes high reward-to-risk ratios for significant market movements with disciplined risk control.

Trading Style: Long-Term Investing
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 1750 pips
Take Profit: 13150 pips
Trailing Start: 1725 pips
Trailing Step: 3650 pips

Bullish Signals: 8
Bearish Signals: 3

9. Nebula Surge Matrix

Designed for BTCUSD on the M30 timeframe, this setup uses wide take profit and trailing stop levels to capture large market swings. With high bullish sensitivity, it’s suited for volatile conditions, aiming for sustained growth while managing substantial drawdowns.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 42930 pips
Take Profit: 49535 pips
Trailing Start: 28555 pips
Trailing Step: 20605 pips

Bullish Signals: 8
Bearish Signals: 3

10. Orbit Wave Beacon

Configured for EURUSD on the H4 timeframe, this setup balances aggressive profit targets with robust trailing stops, capturing extended trend movements while managing volatility. Ideal for swing traders aiming to ride mid-term price waves with balanced risk management.

Trading Style: Swing Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 310 pips
Take Profit: 1630 pips
Trailing Start: 640 pips
Trailing Step: 130 pips

Bullish Signals: 4
Bearish Signals: 4

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.

 

[Sanchay]

11. Nova Shield Matrix

This USDJPY H1 setup is built for active market conditions, utilizing tight stop-loss levels and a higher bearish sensitivity to manage volatility. With moderate trailing and multiple orders, it’s suited for capturing consistent profits on shorter price moves with robust risk controls.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 385 pips
Take Profit: 825 pips
Trailing Start: 235 pips
Trailing Step: 30 pips

Bullish Signals: 3
Bearish Signals: 6

12. Celestial Pivot Tracker

This setup for EURJPY on the H12 timeframe is calibrated for mid-term trading, with a focus on balanced entry and exit points. Tight risk parameters and moderate trailing stops make it suitable for steady growth while mitigating volatility.

Trading Style: Long Term Investing
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 930 pips
Take Profit: 1680 pips
Trailing Start: 275 pips
Trailing Step: 675 pips

Bullish Signals: 5
Bearish Signals: 3

13. Aurora Flux Sentinel

Designed for AUDCAD on the Daily timeframe, this setting balances conservative risk with moderate reward potential, making it ideal for capturing steady trends in stable markets. With precise trailing stops and a focus on consistent entries, it minimizes drawdowns while pursuing reliable gains.

Trading Style: Long-Term Investing
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 1.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 450 pips
Take Profit: 1090 pips
Trailing Start: 145 pips
Trailing Step: 190 pips

Bullish Signals: 5
Bearish Signals: 3

14. Stellar Yield Tracker

Optimized for KO.NYSE on the H1 timeframe, this setting employs a low drawdown and high reward ratio with carefully calibrated trailing stops to capture upward trends in stable equities. It’s suited for high-confidence trades with a focus on controlled, consistent gains.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Conservative

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 155 pips
Take Profit: 185 pips
Trailing Start: 65 pips
Trailing Step: 15 pips

Bullish Signals: 7
Bearish Signals: 6

15. Nebula Pulse Dynamics

This configuration for XRPUSD on the H1 timeframe is optimized for capturing significant price swings in the volatile cryptocurrency market. With wide stops and aggressive trailing settings, it’s suited for traders targeting large moves while managing risk exposure.

Trading Style: Day Trading
Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.0%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 1990 pips
Take Profit: 4375 pips
Trailing Start: 995 pips
Trailing Step: 1745 pips

Bullish Signals: 3
Bearish Signals: 4

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.

 

[RoboBobAI]

Tradingview is better than mt4/mt5 for technical analysis. To have high winratio on Galileo you must know when an asset is overbought or oversold. With rsi and mfi indicator you come a long way. You can have three indicators on one chart in the free version of Tradingview

 

[Sanchay]

Tradingview is better than mt4/mt5 for technical analysis. To have high winratio on Galileo you must know when an asset is overbought or oversold. With rsi and mfi indicator you come a long way. You can have three indicators on one chart in the free version of Tradingview

Nice advice @RoboBobAI , I invite all positive learnings to be shared in this thread so that you can help all beginners as well.

Thanks

 

[Noah2013]

I have uploaded the 5 Conservative settings to my demo account with Lots=0.01. Sanchay, if you want to help us newbies, here is the first problem: How to close all previous positions in MT5. This is not a straightforward task, as far as I can tell. I found a script for it by googling (here) and I managed to install it in Navigator, but it didn't work, so I did the only other thing I knew how to do, which was, in Navigator, Remove from ... individually, but this did not remove the Windows, so I had to delete them individually as well. I'm still not sure if either one of these actions actually closes the positions.

Nor is it clear to me if all previous positions should be closed, especially the Conservative ones.

I hope this helps you provide some elementary guidance for beginners here. I would have to watch many YouTube videos to get the answer to what seems to be a simple question (How to close a position?), which would require many hours and even then I might not get an answer. How to close all positions at once is even more complicated, and even now, after spending many hours trying to find out the answer to these "simple" questions, I am not at all sure about what to do. Do you see that these questions cannot be easily answered just by watching YouTube videos?

 

[Sanchay]

Hey Noah, Glad you asked it, first of all in my opinion you don't need any script to close positions. For example if you have a position like:


Then just right click on the position or order you want to close, following menu will appear:

Then, click on Close position button. And if a pop up appears related to One Click trading terms and conditions accept it and watch if position closed or not; if not then close it again and the position should be closed.

Not all the positions should be closed otherwise you will have large drawdown without any reason, i suggest close the positions which are having loss more than your comfort level.

Also, I suggest Noah, you should try for youtube it wont take many hours it is relatively easy, for a quick youtube search: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=how+to+manage+orders+in+metatrader+5+in+windows ; i found plenty of short videos covering not only this but a lot of other topics as well. Its just that you will be able to learn in an efficient manner in that way and it will consume less time.

Thanks, I hope you understand and I hope I could help.

 

[Noah2013]

Thanks, Sanchay. Yesterday I removed all my positions from Navigator and deleted all the Charts, and replaced them with your last 5 Conservative settings. I let the computer run all night and this morning I had the following screen, showing no trades of the new positions but some from the previous ones that were apparently still running but showed up only in Toolbox Trade, not History. I see the dropdown with the Close position option but I don't understand why these positions are still running. I will close them as you suggest, but I'm posting the screenshot here so you can see what I mean.

 

[InvictusRO]

These settings are irrelevant. Always adjust your settings following the current market situation. Stay well informed about market news and geopolitical.

Generic settings that can perform in all market conditions do not exist.
Also learn to use technical indicators such as rsi, mfi, stochastic oscillator and nadaraya watson etc so you set your bull-bear settings correctly

I think the best thing for us beginners that don`t know how to use these indicators would be a video showing us how to load them in Trading view, load just one pair in Galileo (GBPUSD for ex) with the weekly settings Sanchay is posting, and then show us if the market is going bearish instead of bullish, what numbers to change in Galileo for that pair and by how much exactly. Sure, we can watch a youtube tutorial on how to load the indicators but we won`t have any idea what we`re looking at and when exactly is the moment to make the changes in Galileo`s settings for the pair we`re trading.

Any chance we can get this please?

 

[calisto]

I think the best thing for us beginners that don`t know how to use these indicators would be a video showing us how to load them in Trading view, load just one pair in Galileo (GBPUSD for ex) with the weekly settings Sanchay is posting, and then show us if the market is going bearish instead of bullish, what numbers to change in Galileo for that pair and by how much exactly. Sure, we can watch a youtube tutorial on how to load the indicators but we won`t have any idea what we`re looking at and when exactly is the moment to make the changes in Galileo`s settings for the pair we`re trading.

Any chance we can get this please?

That is a good idea, the only problem being is that different time zones makes this impossible as news, wars etc can change the market form bearish to bullish in a moment

 

[Matt]

That is a good idea, the only problem being is that different time zones makes this impossible as news, wars etc can change the market form bearish to bullish in a moment

Everyone lives in a different time zone. I am in the UK. I would appreciate these videos to learn. That's why we optimise the settings within Meta trader.

 

[Sanchay]

but some from the previous ones that were apparently still running but showed up only in Toolbox Trade, not History.

Hey Noah, you only see active trades in Trade section of toolbox and only closed trades are shown in History tab.

I think the best thing for us beginners that don`t know how to use these indicators would be a video showing us how to load them in Trading view, load just one pair in Galileo (GBPUSD for ex) with the weekly settings Sanchay is posting, and then show us if the market is going bearish instead of bullish, what numbers to change in Galileo for that pair and by how much exactly. Sure, we can watch a youtube tutorial on how to load the indicators but we won`t have any idea what we`re looking at and when exactly is the moment to make the changes in Galileo`s settings for the pair we`re trading.

Any chance we can get this please?

Hey InvictusRO thanks for posting this, and I welcome all these types of feedbacks. I will forward this and we will try what we can help our customers with.

Thanks for all your comments guys.


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.