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Weekly Galileo FX Market Analysis & Settings

Sanchay

Quantitative Analyst @ Galileo FX
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I’ll be sharing my progress in discovering effective settings for Galileo FX here. You’re welcome to try these settings as well, but always experiment by adjusting the values—such as Take Profit (TP), Stop Loss (SL), Consecutive Bullish Signals, and Consecutive Bearish Signals. You can adjust each of these parameters slightly up or down based on your comfort level.
 
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Hello community members,

This week we saw an increase in headline inflation. Month-on-month it increased by 0.4%, and year-on-year it increased by 2.9%. For the core CPI data, which excludes food and energy, we observed a 0.3% month-on-month increase and a 3.15% year-on-year increase.

There is also an upcoming FOMC meeting on 16–17 September 2025, and there is a 90% probability of a 25 bps rate cut (as per Reuters: link).

This setting remains relevant based on the information, as it supports a slightly neutral perspective of the market as well as it ensures not to trigger many trades because of High consecutive signal count. It should not be used during the release of the information as the GBPUSD might get volatile at that time.

Based on all of this, it is highly likely that the USD will have a negative sentiment next week. I have done backtesting on Galileo FX and found a performance page setting that might work well for GBPUSD.

I’m sharing the settings and the backtest results in the attached zip file:

Setting Name: Phantom Nexus Zenith
Link: https://store.galileofx.com/pages/performance/settings?name=phantom-nexus-zenith


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Thanks for sharing this, solid timing with CPI and FOMC ahead (y)

Quick q’s:
  1. In your backtest how did it hold up during news spikes??
  2. Do you keep GBPUSD configs running all the time or just around macro weeks?
  3. With USD bias looking weak, would you hedge with another pair or stick to one setup.
 
Thanks for sharing this, solid timing with CPI and FOMC ahead (y)

Quick q’s:
  1. In your backtest how did it hold up during news spikes??
  2. Do you keep GBPUSD configs running all the time or just around macro weeks?
  3. With USD bias looking weak, would you hedge with another pair or stick to one setup.
Awesome questions, here are your answers:
1. The Galileo EA is already programmed to handle these spikes. But we ensure that we use a higher count of Consecutive Bullish/Bearish Signals to ensure that no false trade is triggered accidentally because of high volatility.
2. There is no thumb rule for GBPUSD, during these announcements or high impact financial events its always good to have a plan. This week i figured GBPUSD could be better bet, so I focused on this.
3. I can not share my trading advice or opinion because it may effect your decision and this is not a financial advise, just trying to help with Galileo EA.

🚀 “With patience and smart adjustments, Galileo FX can become a powerful ally on your path to trading success.”

Disclaimer: I’m sharing my personal progress and settings for Galileo FX purely for educational and discussion purposes. These are not financial or investment recommendations. Everyone’s trading style, risk tolerance, and goals are different, so please test things out for yourself before applying them live.
 
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