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Weekly Updated Galileo FX Settings: Conservative, Moderate & Aggressive

11. Ether Drift Nexus

Engineered for significant ETHUSD trend captures, Ether Drift Nexus combines aggressive risk with a large take-profit margin on the daily chart. With high bullish sensitivity and broad trailing parameters, this setup seeks extended gains in Ethereum’s volatile landscape.

Trading Style: Long-term Investing

Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 5.5%
Max Orders: 4

Stop Loss: 18000
Take Profit: 24000
Trailing Start: 15500
Trailing Step: 2000

Bullish Signals: 10
Bearish Signals: 4

12. Aurora Gold Pulse

Crafted for XAUUSD’s volatility, Aurora Gold Pulse focuses on capturing gold’s dynamic moves on H4 with a moderate risk approach. Using tight stop-loss settings and strategic trailing, this setup seeks frequent, high-probability entries in trending gold markets.

Trading Style: Swing Trading

Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 5750
Take Profit: 5200
Trailing Start: 1900
Trailing Step: 220

Bullish Signals: 9
Bearish Signals: 3

13. Solar Index Surge

Focused on capturing swift SPX500 movements, Solar Index Surge operates on M15 with a high-risk, high-reward profile. Utilizing tight stop-losses and frequent trailing adjustments, this setup is built for aggressive traders looking to capitalize on rapid index fluctuations.

Trading Style: Day Trading

Trading Mode: Moderate

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.0%
Max Orders: 2

Stop Loss: 140
Take Profit: 110
Trailing Start: 145
Trailing Step: 70

Bullish Signals: 3
Bearish Signals: 4

14. Euro Comet Trail

Targeting EURCHF trends with a high-risk appetite, Euro Comet Trail uses substantial stop-losses and take-profit levels on the daily timeframe. With a strong bearish signal weighting, this setup is optimized for volatile currency swings and long-term trend capturing.

Trading Style: Long-term Investing

Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 5.5%
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss: 850
Take Profit: 1330
Trailing Start: 1335
Trailing Step: 170

Bullish Signals: 4
Bearish Signals: 6

15. Aussie Orbit Strike

Designed for H4 volatility on AUDCAD, Aussie Orbit Strike employs a balanced approach with moderate risk and a high bullish signal sensitivity. Optimized for swing trades, this setup seeks consistent trend captures with dynamic trailing adjustments to lock in gains.

Trading Style: Swing Trading

Trading Mode: Aggressive

Lots: 0
Risk: 2.5%
Max Orders: 3

Stop Loss: 120
Take Profit: 1030
Trailing Start: 120
Trailing Step: 40

Bullish Signals: 12
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.
Why I find it that your settings doesn't work all the time? I even tried do optimization and still can't make money out of your strategies.
Plus all your strategies don't have pairs to be match?
 
Is there a quick ?way to upload settings to the MT 5 tester?
Right click when on inputs tab select load, then load the mt5.set file inside zip.

Why I find it that your settings doesn't work all the time? I even tried do optimization and still can't make money out of your strategies.
Plus all your strategies don't have pairs to be match?
Hey there, the performance report I upload indicates that those settings worked on the respective timeframe, however, if you don't update the settings every week based on your trading strategy and your account configuration the same efficiency in profits gets reduced. I recommend you to read this once: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/updated-winning-settings.559/post-7183

I hope i could help you, feel free to write any more doubts if you have any. Thanks!

Have a profitable trading journey with Galileo FX
-Sanchay Kasturey
 
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
Thank you for the settings. Did you perform a backtest for the past 12 months?
 
I tried loading several settings for different pairs from the performance website but I get the "invalid stops" error on all of them except for XAUUSD, anyone knows why?
 
For example '101394811': failed modify #29816078 sell 0.01 NZDCAD sl: 0.83124, tp: 0.82644 -> sl: 0.82938, tp: 0.82644 [Invalid stops]
 
Thank you for the settings. Did you perform a backtest for the past 12 months?
Yes I did, there are some with 12 months as well.

I tried loading several settings for different pairs from the performance website but I get the "invalid stops" error on all of them except for XAUUSD, anyone knows why?
Can you please provide me the name of those? Let me verify that for you.

For example '101394811': failed modify #29816078 sell 0.01 NZDCAD sl: 0.83124, tp: 0.82644 -> sl: 0.82938, tp: 0.82644 [Invalid stops]
This seems to be a spread issue. Please verify if the stops or take profit is too close to your ask or bid price.

thanks
 
Hi Sanchay, the most recent ones are SP500 and NZDCAD, i downloaded the settings from the Performance link and loaded them into Galileo on MT5.
 
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
Do i need to upload the template or just do the settings manually? I've done these manually and i've had no trades at all
 
Right click when on inputs tab select load, then load the mt5.set file inside zip.


Hey there, the performance report I upload indicates that those settings worked on the respective timeframe, however, if you don't update the settings every week based on your trading strategy and your account configuration the same efficiency in profits gets reduced. I recommend you to read this once: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/updated-winning-settings.559/post-7183

I hope i could help you, feel free to write any more doubts if you have any. Thanks!

Have a profitable trading journey with Galileo FX
-Sanchay Kasturey
I believe there are a lot of us that don`t have a strategy of our own because our trading knowledge is limited, meaning that our only option is to use the settings you used in a backtesting from the past and it was successful, however, as I`m trying all of the settings you`re posting I don`t get positive results probably because the market trends changed and I do not have the knowledge to tweak Galileo in accordance with the current trends, would you consider posting what settings you are using this week for example for certain pairs / commodities etc. that you think will be profitable?
 
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I second the request of InvictusRO above. I'm a slow learner but stubborn and would be extremely grateful if someone feels generous (after all, it's Christmas) and could explain what is happening in this screenshot of my MT 5 demo portfolio in Toolbox > Trade. I see the numbers changing but I don't know what they mean. If I go to the History tab I do not see this gbpaud trade so I guess it is something that is going on at the moment...but I confess utter ignorance.
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Hey guys,
Hi Sanchay, the most recent ones are SP500 and NZDCAD, i downloaded the settings from the Performance link and loaded them into Galileo on MT5.
Can you please tell me their names so that I can know exactly which ones are you talking about?
Do i need to upload the template or just do the settings manually? I've done these manually and i've had no trades at all
You can do either, we provide set files in performance page as well as in this thread as well (in form of zip) for your ease. If there are no trades I recommend you to read this thread: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/galileo-fx-tutorial-how-to-install-use-the-trading-bot.49/

I believe there are a lot of us that don`t have a strategy of our own because our trading knowledge is limited, meaning that our only option is to use the settings you used in a backtesting from the past and it was successful, however, as I`m trying all of the settings you`re posting I don`t get positive results probably because the market trends changed and I do not have the knowledge to tweak Galileo in accordance with the current trends, would you consider posting what settings you are using this week for example for certain pairs / commodities etc. that you think will be profitable?
I understand your view @InvictusRO and yes I will share those settings again on Monday. If you have any preferences for a currency pair, etc. feel free to post here we will try to add them from 18 Nov, 2024. However, I also need to prevent oversaturation on some settings so that these can benefit most of the traders. I will try my best to help you out with the settings. Thanks

I second the request of InvictusRO above. I'm a slow learner but stubborn and would be extremely grateful if someone feels generous (after all, it's Christmas) and could explain what is happening in this screenshot of my MT 5 demo portfolio in Toolbox > Trade. I see the numbers changing but I don't know what they mean. If I go to the History tab I do not see this gbpaud trade so I guess it is something that is going on at the moment...but I confess utter ignorance.
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Hey Noah, it will not show in history tab until the trade is closed. The numbers going up and down in red and blue is called FLOATING PROFIT as this trade is still open. This is just my humble request that you learn the usage of MetaTrader 5 so that you can understand what's going on. Also, I will definitely try to help you with the settings feel free to add your preferences if they match with my requirements I will try to add them.


Thanks all
 
Hey guys,

Can you please tell me their names so that I can know exactly which ones are you talking about?

You can do either, we provide set files in performance page as well as in this thread as well (in form of zip) for your ease. If there are no trades I recommend you to read this thread: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/galileo-fx-tutorial-how-to-install-use-the-trading-bot.49/


I understand your view @InvictusRO and yes I will share those settings again on Monday. If you have any preferences for a currency pair, etc. feel free to post here we will try to add them from 18 Nov, 2024. However, I also need to prevent oversaturation on some settings so that these can benefit most of the traders. I will try my best to help you out with the settings. Thanks


Hey Noah, it will not show in history tab until the trade is closed. The numbers going up and down in red and blue is called FLOATING PROFIT as this trade is still open. This is just my humble request that you learn the usage of MetaTrader 5 so that you can understand what's going on. Also, I will definitely try to help you with the settings feel free to add your preferences if they match with my requirements I will try to add them.


Thanks all
Hi Sanchay, Quantum Pivot Raider-NZDCAD-M5 and Solar Index Surge-SPX500-M15. Thank you
 
Past 6 months performance for EUR/USD with $10000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

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

Stop Loss in points: 200
Take Profit in points: 130
Trailing Start in points: 30
Trailing Step in points: 15

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 11

Attachment Name: EURUSD-conservative.zip

Past 12 months performance for NZD/USD with $10000 on Conservative mode with Long Term Investing style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 1320
Take Profit in points: 550
Trailing Start in points: 150
Trailing Step in points: 80

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 7
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 3

Attachment Name: NZDUSD-conservative.zip

Past 6 months performance for USD/CAD with $10000 on Aggressive mode with Swing Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 400
Take Profit in points: 490
Trailing Start in points: 100
Trailing Step in points: 20

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 4
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 4

Attachment Name: USDCAD-swing.zip

Past week performance for USD/JPY with $5000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 200
Take Profit in points: 100
Trailing Start in points: 0
Trailing Step in points: 0

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 12

Attachment Name: USDJPY-week.zip

Past month performance for XAU/USD with $10000 on Moderate mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 400
Take Profit in points: 290
Trailing Start in points: 140
Trailing Step in points: 20

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 11

Attachment Name: XAUUSD-month.zip

Past 3 months performance for USD/JPY with $1000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

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

Stop Loss in points: 1980
Take Profit in points: 640
Trailing Start in points: 220
Trailing Step in points: 30

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 5
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 7

Attachment Name: USDJPY-3-months.zip
 
Hey guys,

Can you please tell me their names so that I can know exactly which ones are you talking about?

You can do either, we provide set files in performance page as well as in this thread as well (in form of zip) for your ease. If there are no trades I recommend you to read this thread: https://forum.galileofx.com/threads/galileo-fx-tutorial-how-to-install-use-the-trading-bot.49/


I understand your view @InvictusRO and yes I will share those settings again on Monday. If you have any preferences for a currency pair, etc. feel free to post here we will try to add them from 18 Nov, 2024. However, I also need to prevent oversaturation on some settings so that these can benefit most of the traders. I will try my best to help you out with the settings. Thanks


Hey Noah, it will not show in history tab until the trade is closed. The numbers going up and down in red and blue is called FLOATING PROFIT as this trade is still open. This is just my humble request that you learn the usage of MetaTrader 5 so that you can understand what's going on. Also, I will definitely try to help you with the settings feel free to add your preferences if they match with my requirements I will try to add them.


Thanks all
Thanks, Sanchay. My preference is a setting with the smallest drawdown and greatest consistency over time. I have not found one on the Peformance page (under "Smallest Drawdown") or here ("Conservative") that I would risk real money on, at least nothing more than Lots = 0.01
 
Hey Everyone,
I'm looking at some of these settings and don't understand how folks are getting results.
Past 6 months performance for EUR/USD with $10000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

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

Stop Loss in points: 200
Take Profit in points: 130
Trailing Start in points: 30
Trailing Step in points: 15

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 11

Attachment Name: EURUSD-conservative.zip

Past 12 months performance for NZD/USD with $10000 on Conservative mode with Long Term Investing style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 1320
Take Profit in points: 550
Trailing Start in points: 150
Trailing Step in points: 80

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 7
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 3

Attachment Name: NZDUSD-conservative.zip

Past 6 months performance for USD/CAD with $10000 on Aggressive mode with Swing Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 400
Take Profit in points: 490
Trailing Start in points: 100
Trailing Step in points: 20

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 4
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 4

Attachment Name: USDCAD-swing.zip

Past week performance for USD/JPY with $5000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 200
Take Profit in points: 100
Trailing Start in points: 0
Trailing Step in points: 0

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 12

Attachment Name: USDJPY-week.zip

Past month performance for XAU/USD with $10000 on Moderate mode with Day Trading style:

Lots: 0
Risk (in %): 4.5
Max Orders: 5

Stop Loss in points: 400
Take Profit in points: 290
Trailing Start in points: 140
Trailing Step in points: 20

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 11

Attachment Name: XAUUSD-month.zip

Past 3 months performance for USD/JPY with $1000 on Conservative mode with Day Trading style:

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

Stop Loss in points: 1980
Take Profit in points: 640
Trailing Start in points: 220
Trailing Step in points: 30

Consecutive Bullish Signals: 5
Consecutive Bearish Signals: 7

Attachment Name: USDJPY-3-months.zip
Hey There,
When I use high consecutive bullish/bearish signals, I don't ever see them trigger. This EUR/USD setting with Consecutive Bullish Signals: 12 and Consecutive Bearish Signals: 11, won't activate a trade for me. I've had settings as low as 7 for both, and they don't trigger on a daily or even a 1H basis. I'm not sure if there is something that I'm not doing right, but the market conditions don't ever seem to get to a point where these conservative settings activate a trade. Granted, that's what we want when we're going for a 'conservative' strategy because the likelihood of a reversal is higher. I'm just finding it hard to believe 11 and 12 signal settings would ever yield results because I've not seen many 11 or 12 consecutive signals.
What am I missing?
 
Here is my backtesting report, just done on the last Conservative and Moderate settings from Nov. 4-today, with Lots = 0.01:
Galactic Pulse Drift -.25
Nebula Surge Vector 0 trades
Nova Trade Navigator +1.97
Orbital Breakout Surge -2.86
Total for Conservative settings: -1.14

Celestial Momentum Drive 0 trades
Cosmic Trend Beacon 0 trades
Ether Drift Nexus 0 trades
Solar Index Surge -.18
Honeywell 0 trades
Supernova Profit Vector 0 trades
Total for Moderate settings: -.18
 
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 you explain the reports in the attached zipfiles? The data only goes to July 2024, not to current date?
 
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