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Weekly Updated Galileo FX Settings: Conservative, Moderate & Aggressive

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
Hello Sanchay,

I was just wondering why we don't have a separate private thread for each subscription?
Since most of us don't have idea how to setup the bot properly, why Galileo don't make it like that and update the settings every week or whatever the market is doing? I'm pretty sure all of us if not most of us bought the bot in order for us to get passive income with "set and forget" idea. But if the Galileo support team will have or create a private thread and update it weekly, I'm sure we can follow the settings base on the market conditions. I have a Full Pro package (pro bot, installation and premium settings) but I see no profits coming with all the settings.
 
Hey I backtested again, kindly recheck the screenshots attached. Thanks.
what are the time settings for your recommendations -- m30, h1 etc.? am interested in stellar orbit sync -- if you can let me know great -- also would be interested for all of the updated winning settings -- Thanks! and have a Great weekend -- Rick --
 
Hello Sanchay,

I was just wondering why we don't have a separate private thread for each subscription?
Since most of us don't have idea how to setup the bot properly, why Galileo don't make it like that and update the settings every week or whatever the market is doing? I'm pretty sure all of us if not most of us bought the bot in order for us to get passive income with "set and forget" idea. But if the Galileo support team will have or create a private thread and update it weekly, I'm sure we can follow the settings base on the market conditions. I have a Full Pro package (pro bot, installation and premium settings) but I see no profits coming with all the settings.
I agree. If only members (customers) have access to the forum maybe they would more motivated to share. I have not found a "set and forget" setting yet, either from the Performance page or from the weekly recs.
 
Hello Sanchay,

I was just wondering why we don't have a separate private thread for each subscription?
Since most of us don't have idea how to setup the bot properly, why Galileo don't make it like that and update the settings every week or whatever the market is doing? I'm pretty sure all of us if not most of us bought the bot in order for us to get passive income with "set and forget" idea. But if the Galileo support team will have or create a private thread and update it weekly, I'm sure we can follow the settings base on the market conditions. I have a Full Pro package (pro bot, installation and premium settings) but I see no profits coming with all the settings.
I`m seconding this, I have Galileo Pro for almost a year now and still doing backtesting on a demo account because I can`t seem to make any profits.
 
hi guys - short response. i understand the frustrations and comments quite well. but i still want to make a plea for the makers. i have been trading with the EA for a while now and with good results.
1 - see if the trend is bearish or bullish. mine is bullish. so i set my metatrader to buy only.

2 - you can also copy these settings.
 

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hi guys - short response. i understand the frustrations and comments quite well. but i still want to make a plea for the makers. i have been trading with the EA for a while now and with good results.
1 - see if the trend is bearish or bullish. mine is bullish. so i set my metatrader to buy only.

2 - you can also copy these settings.
This is EURUSD H4, I assume, which you have mentioned before. I just backtested with these settings to Sept. 1 and got -.88.10. Did the same with the Galileo rec Aurora Pulse Trend and got -77.29. How do you set the MT to buy only?
 
hi guys - short response. i understand the frustrations and comments quite well. but i still want to make a plea for the makers. i have been trading with the EA for a while now and with good results.
1 - see if the trend is bearish or bullish. mine is bullish. so i set my metatrader to buy only.

2 - you can also copy these settings.
Just back tested these settings on EURUSD 4H form the 1st Oct to 9th Nov & minus 389.13 using buy only.
 

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Just run these settings on USD/CHF 5M from the 1st Oct to 9th Nov & seemed pretty good on a $10000 demo account

% Risk 1.35

Max Orders 3

S/L 171

TP 154

Bullish 11

Bearish 10
 
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 there Noah,

I have a little bit of knowledge in forex. I trade mostly stocks small caps. I am going to try my best to help you understand the toolbox trades.

Symbol - this where the bot put your money into a pair with your risk/reward calculated.

Ticket - its the order # of your trade. Its usually for brokers to check your trades if there's issues.

Time - timestamp where the bot made a trade

Type - the bot executed a long or short position
- buy (long) short (sell)

Volume - refers to your lot/position size

Price - is where the bot open a position. The faster execution the better price you get.

SL (stop loss) - this is where your bot will get out on a losing trade.

TP (take profit) - this is where your bot going to get executed for a winning trade.

Price - is the current pair price (that's why this is consistently changing)

Profit ‐ you can tell this is your profit or loss.
- red (lossing money)
- blue (winning trade)
 
Just run these settings on USD/CHF 5M from the 1st Oct to 9th Nov & seemed pretty good on a $10000 demo account

% Risk 1.35

Max Orders 3

S/L 171

TP 154

Bullish 11

Bearish 10
My net result with these settings is --0.55. Lots 0..01, trailing start and stop 0 (disabled). That's using $, with CHF it is -4.90.
 
Not everyone starts with £1000 as we started with £500, I am wondering about using the settings for a £500 deposit. We are upto £560 at the minute with a losses etc. I do not really want to risk using the setting in the performance page as I am not sure for which budget people are using them as. We did have a demo account, but that was with Admirals and we no longer use them.
I was looking for these settings, but I cannot seem to find them anywhere.
 

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Bunnie said (above) that she made setting "buy only." Would someone kindly explain how this is done? I see nothing in the setting for either "buy" or "sell."
 
Can you explain the difference between a trailing start and a trailing step?
Trailing start is the price where you want the trailing stop loss start

Let say you bought (long) at 1.10 and you want trailing start at 1.20. That's your trailing start. If the price goes up to 1.30 and comes back down to 1.20, it will automatically close your position for a win. It will not be activated until the price hits your trailing start.

Trailing step - if you want it step every .20cents

Let's say your trailing start at 1.20 the next trailing step is 1.40. It will step up/down depends on your step.
 
Hi Sanchay, Quantum Pivot Raider-NZDCAD-M5 and Solar Index Surge-SPX500-M15. Thank you
Hey, I have just verified the settings they seem to be correct. I believe the issue could be from your broker's end. Also I recommend you to please use the set files and import the settings to minimize human error.

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 Noah, I understand your perspective. However, when you change parameters the backtest might change as well. I understand your concerns and for that I will try to post some setting/s with Lots=0.01, will try to make it conservative. Also, I would like to clarify that trading involves drawdowns and same goes with settings or strategies it will have some drawdown some will have profits on the same day and some will not have profits for many days and will suddenly start working.
To make everyone understand the same, I have published many reports here check 10-15 reports by opening the .html file. Some (most) reports will have some lower trading activity after some trades. This is not a consistent behavior or something I or anyone else can change or predict. More aggressive settings will have lower accuracy but higher trading activity and by managing risks they end up profitable. This is just some information that I wanted to provide.'

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?
Hey there, you are missing timeframe, H1 and Daily timeframes are higher timeframes which have less data. Now even if you set consecutive signal setting to 3 in H1, it means that it will trigger a short/long trade when it gets 3 signals consecutively, for just the sake of this conversation hypothetically, let's assume one signal requires 3 Hours that means for three signals it will require 9 hours at least!! And do not forget CONSECUTIVELY higher timeframes ensure accuracy but it may also not trigger trades for days or even weeks. Hope i could help!

Can you explain the reports in the attached zipfiles? The data only goes to July 2024, not to current date?
Yeah, it might be for one or two files because the setting might have not generated any signals later on.

Hello Sanchay,

I was just wondering why we don't have a separate private thread for each subscription?
Since most of us don't have idea how to setup the bot properly, why Galileo don't make it like that and update the settings every week or whatever the market is doing? I'm pretty sure all of us if not most of us bought the bot in order for us to get passive income with "set and forget" idea. But if the Galileo support team will have or create a private thread and update it weekly, I'm sure we can follow the settings base on the market conditions. I have a Full Pro package (pro bot, installation and premium settings) but I see no profits coming with all the settings.
Hey again, We aim to avoid spamming the server with multiple threads, making it easier for new users to find and review the content for better learning.

what are the time settings for your recommendations -- m30, h1 etc.? am interested in stellar orbit sync -- if you can let me know great -- also would be interested for all of the updated winning settings -- Thanks! and have a Great weekend -- Rick --
Hey there, each setting comes with their defined timeframes and we ensure we provide it correctly. We dont recommend any timeframe, if you want to do intraday trading then higher timeframes than H1 is not probably a good choice. Thanks for your comment and welcome to the thread.

I agree. If only members (customers) have access to the forum maybe they would more motivated to share. I have not found a "set and forget" setting yet, either from the Performance page or from the weekly recs.
Hey Noah, We don't believe in the "Set and Forget" thing, because it is highly important for you to understand that trading involves high risk and market changes continuously. It is highly unlikely for someone to consistently make money without doing anything.

This is EURUSD H4, I assume, which you have mentioned before. I just backtested with these settings to Sept. 1 and got -.88.10. Did the same with the Galileo rec Aurora Pulse Trend and got -77.29. How do you set the MT to buy only?
I have explained this earlier as well, but here is it again: buy setting Consecutive Bullish Signals to very high the probability of short trade triggering gets extremely reduced, thus making it only buy; vice-versa for sell only. MT4 also features the same in Testing tab.

Bunnie said (above) that she made setting "buy only." Would someone kindly explain how this is done? I see nothing in the setting for either "buy" or "sell."
Check the above message (just the above one)

Thanks everyone for your comments, I understand you guys and I will try my best to provide some good settings either today or by next monday, that suits you guys.
-Sanchay Kasturey
 
Hey, I have just verified the settings they seem to be correct. I believe the issue could be from your broker's end. Also I recommend you to please use the set files and import the settings to minimize human error.


Hey Noah, I understand your perspective. However, when you change parameters the backtest might change as well. I understand your concerns and for that I will try to post some setting/s with Lots=0.01, will try to make it conservative. Also, I would like to clarify that trading involves drawdowns and same goes with settings or strategies it will have some drawdown some will have profits on the same day and some will not have profits for many days and will suddenly start working.
To make everyone understand the same, I have published many reports here check 10-15 reports by opening the .html file. Some (most) reports will have some lower trading activity after some trades. This is not a consistent behavior or something I or anyone else can change or predict. More aggressive settings will have lower accuracy but higher trading activity and by managing risks they end up profitable. This is just some information that I wanted to provide.'


Hey there, you are missing timeframe, H1 and Daily timeframes are higher timeframes which have less data. Now even if you set consecutive signal setting to 3 in H1, it means that it will trigger a short/long trade when it gets 3 signals consecutively, for just the sake of this conversation hypothetically, let's assume one signal requires 3 Hours that means for three signals it will require 9 hours at least!! And do not forget CONSECUTIVELY higher timeframes ensure accuracy but it may also not trigger trades for days or even weeks. Hope i could help!


Yeah, it might be for one or two files because the setting might have not generated any signals later on.


Hey again, We aim to avoid spamming the server with multiple threads, making it easier for new users to find and review the content for better learning.


Hey there, each setting comes with their defined timeframes and we ensure we provide it correctly. We dont recommend any timeframe, if you want to do intraday trading then higher timeframes than H1 is not probably a good choice. Thanks for your comment and welcome to the thread.


Hey Noah, We don't believe in the "Set and Forget" thing, because it is highly important for you to understand that trading involves high risk and market changes continuously. It is highly unlikely for someone to consistently make money without doing anything.


I have explained this earlier as well, but here is it again: buy setting Consecutive Bullish Signals to very high the probability of short trade triggering gets extremely reduced, thus making it only buy; vice-versa for sell only. MT4 also features the same in Testing tab.


Check the above message (just the above one)

Thanks everyone for your comments, I understand you guys and I will try my best to provide some good settings either today or by next monday, that suits you guys.
-Sanchay
 
Thanks, Sanchay. I understand from your replies that I do not have to switch to MT4 to make the setting "Buy only," but just raise the "Consecutive Bullish Signals" to "very high." In other words, higher than what is in the recommended setting? How high, exactly? And how then can I close the trade? That means selling, right? I know these might be stupid questions for you and people who already know how to use MT5 and MT4, but this is a steep learning curve for beginners like me. So please bear with me. If "set and forget" is not advisable, I need to know how to "monitor" the trades. I do not know how to do this, and it is not obvious or easy to learn.
1. Once the trade is in Toolbox > History (MT5), does that mean it will not be made again although the setting is still listed under Navigator > Accounts and the little hat is still blue? Is the best way to stop that trade from occurring again to right-click on it and unclick "Algo Trading"? Is this what you mean by "monitoring"?
2. When I look at Toolbox > Trade I see the changing numbers for a particular setting (which I have learned to identify by giving different Lots values in settings for the same "instrument," i.e. .011, .012, .013 etc., which shows up as "Volume" in the Toolbox Hiistory and Trade tabs). These numbers change so fast that it seems you would have to stop it in a fraction of a second to keep a profit. How exactly do you do that? This is the opposite extreme of "set and forget" since it means you would have to be super-ready to stop any trade instantaneously.
3. How does this relate to the time settings (H1, D1 etc.)? If the setting is for more than one minute (M1), how can you even know when the trade is being made in order to "monitor" it? And more generally, how long should even the "Conservative" settings remain active, and how do you "monitor" them? A weekls (W1) setting, for example, would only show up in Toolbox > Trade once a week, right? And when a trade is made, it shows up in History and how do you know then whether to deactivate it or not? I have tried backtesting a number of Conservative settings and got nothing but losses. So how long are you supposed to keep a Conservative setting and how exactly do you "monitor" it?

I know you will tell me again to go learn how to use MetaTrader, and I have tried, but it is very difficult to learn all this stuff from scratch. It should be easier for you or someone on the team to just answer specific questions re the Galileo settings, as you have been doing. Thank you for your patience!
 
In other words, higher than what is in the recommended setting? How high, exactly?
High like 400, 500 anything.

And how then can I close the trade? That means selling, right?
For closing any trades manually you need to click on the "X" button at the right end of each row of trade.
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For learning to use metatrader 5 you can watch youtube tutorials there are plenty, also in different languages.

1. Once the trade is in Toolbox > History (MT5), does that mean it will not be made again although the setting is still listed under Navigator > Accounts and the little hat is still blue? Is the best way to stop that trade from occurring again to right-click on it and unclick "Algo Trading"? Is this what you mean by "monitoring"?
To stop algo trading on one chart, you can double click on the blue hat go to common tab and uncheck allow algo trading. By monitoring I mean that if you are not comfortable with either the floating profit or the trade or the size of the trade then you can manually close the trade and disable the algo trading on that particular chart for a while.

2. When I look at Toolbox > Trade I see the changing numbers for a particular setting (which I have learned to identify by giving different Lots values in settings for the same "instrument," i.e. .011, .012, .013 etc., which shows up as "Volume" in the Toolbox Hiistory and Trade tabs). These numbers change so fast that it seems you would have to stop it in a fraction of a second to keep a profit. How exactly do you do that? This is the opposite extreme of "set and forget" since it means you would have to be super-ready to stop any trade instantaneously.
If the numbers are moving too fast that might mean that you are having a large size trade and you are not comfortable with that. The markets move fast and that's why they move fast. When booking any position there will be some slippage and you will not book the exact amount you might have seen while booking. This is practical and it happens to mostly everyone.

3. How does this relate to the time settings (H1, D1 etc.)? If the setting is for more than one minute (M1), how can you even know when the trade is being made in order to "monitor" it? And more generally, how long should even the "Conservative" settings remain active, and how do you "monitor" them? A weekls (W1) setting, for example, would only show up in Toolbox > Trade once a week, right? And when a trade is made, it shows up in History and how do you know then whether to deactivate it or not? I have tried backtesting a number of Conservative settings and got nothing but losses. So how long are you supposed to keep a Conservative setting and how exactly do you "monitor" it?
We post the backtesting results and they are not negative so I dont understand how you are getting negative backtest result. You need to check frequently to know when trades trigger on larger timeframes. To monitor and adjusts the conservative settings effectively you should trade only at the time when you are able to trade and monitor your setup.

As I have recommended you many times till now, I think you should learn basic usage of metatrader and trading to enhance your trading experience. While I can but its not efficient for you to learn in the forum.

Thanks, I hope I could help.
 
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