Eat, Pray, Love (EA) Which do you choose?

Post by **mackaozy** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 7:04 am

Thanks jose, this looks truly amazing and the customisation is excellent!

Thanks for all your work

olric2000 · Post by **olric2000** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 7:18 am

Thank you Jose, this is an amazing piece of work, I love to follow and test all...

I think I have a problem with EPL, it is live for 2 days (5 pairs) but did not have any single trade. Duck is also working at the platform with different pairs without problem. Could EPL be effected by the other EA?

Best,

Ahmet

AGT · Post by **AGT** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 7:47 am

I never could understand why you guys are running more then one EA at the same Empty4-platform ? In my eyes that makes no sense .... at least during the first phase of demo trading for 2-3 months they must run at different Empty4 to make better conclusions about their behaviour.
But I think the reason for that approach is your expactation that every bot will work immediately and make you rich quickly

olric2000 · Post by **olric2000** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:03 am

No I do not have intentions on being rich quickly.
The reason I use multi EA's in one platform is yes to see their performance quickly. As far as I know in order to open different Empty4 platforms you need to have different computers. So I could not afford to have many computers for each ea. And unfortunately I don't have much time to wait for 2-3 months for each ea to see the result. If this is not the right way technically, then ok, I should change the way I do, if not, why not to use them simultaneously? If they have different comments in the trade line I could pile their results in excel at the and of the week

Post by **trader689** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:12 am

you do not need a new computer to run a new Empty4 demo terminal. i have about 18 running on my pc

you just need to install a new instance of Empty4 and name it different with numbers in the program files directory, eg if your broker is FXCM then it would be something like Empty4 FXCM-1, Empty4 FXCM-2 etc

olric2000 » Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:03 am wrote:No I do not have intentions on being rich quickly.
The reason I use multi EA's in one platform is yes to see their performance quickly. As far as I know in order to open different Empty4 platforms you need to have different computers. So I could not afford to have many computers for each ea. And unfortunately I don't have much time to wait for 2-3 months for each ea to see the result. If this is not the right way technically, then ok, I should change the way I do, if not, why not to use them simultaneously? If they have different comments in the trade line I could pile their results in excel at the and of the week

olric2000 · Post by **olric2000** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:38 am

Thank you for the information, I tried it, but when I run the exe file I downloaded from my broker's (GCM) web site, it does not ask me for anything (folder, name etc.) it directly installs it onto the existing Empty4

Post by **mackaozy** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 8:43 am

When the Empty4 installation window comes up you click on settings, then you can change the name of the installation destination folder.

olric2000 · Post by **olric2000** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 9:03 am

Thank you thank you all :!!:

This is a new step in my trading life, now it works.
Sorry for being too newbie

jlcgarcia · Post by **jlcgarcia** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 10:37 am

AGT » Thu Nov 19, 2015 9:47 am wrote: But I think the reason for that approach is your expactation that every bot will work immediately and make you rich quickly

Hi,

Talking about riches. This is an article I read in the web. You can agree or disagree, but it has substance.

10 Traits To Make You Filthy Rich . . . I Disagree

In a recent article I saw on big financial website, there was a list of 10 traits that make you filthy-rich.

Here they are:

1. Patience – being patient while saving and accumulating money
2. Satisfaction – being satisfied with what you have so you don’t spend money on things you see in commercials that you think will make you feel/look better
3. Organization – being organized for higher productivity
4. Discipline – to continue saving for more long-term goals
5. Reflectiveness – being able to reflect on the results of your financial decisions, both good and bad.
6. Creativity – during unexpected events, when the economy and our earnings don’t match. Learning to juggle money, and to make something last longer.
7. Curiosity – having curiosity helps you learn, study and improve yourself.
8. Risk-Taking – to build wealth one needs to be willing to take risks.
9. Goal-Oriented
10. Hard- and Smart-Working

Ok, for the most part I agree with the concept that your attitude towards money will determine your success.

However, there are few things that I absolutely disagree with.

First, why do we need to address being wealthy, as filthy?

I know, it’s just a saying, but when you say filthy, what images and feelings come to mind? And keeping that in mind, when you say filthy-rich, what associations does your mind make? That too, will develop a certain attitude towards wealthy people and becoming wealthy.

As a financial planner, I too teach people to save and accumulate money, BUT I don’t think you should be patient at all.
If you want to accumulate money fast, who has the right to tell you that it takes a long time, except yourself?

You’re the only one that can determine how fast or slow you will accomplish that. If you tell your mind that it’ll take 25 years of saving and investing to accumulate $1 Million, then that’s exactly what your mind is going to focus on.

But if you decide to get there much faster, and provide your subconscious mind with all the emotional reasons for your objective, and start feeling as if you’re already in possession of the money, staying open to the possibilities, and get out of your own way without putting out any fear, doubt, or worry about how it’s going to happen, then, your subconscious mind will focus on that, and will attract to you the necessary people, situations, and create favorable circumstances for that to happen.

Also, being satisfied with what you have so you don’t go out and buy more things. I agree you shouldn’t go out and just spend money on everything immediately, but if a new car or a certain luxury is what you’re after, and what you want, then focus on that. Start the attraction process of the things you want, instead of limiting yourself by creating a sense of satisfaction for what you have. But you should be grateful for what you have, that’s critical. Nothing wrong with wanting more, as long as you accept what you have and be grateful for it.

And lastly, creativity. Creativity is critical, but to create more, not figure out how to live on less. You can certainly use creativity to juggle money and cut back, creatively, but why waste your imagination on that?

Everything around us has been created using imagination. The chair you’re sitting in, the car you drive, the clothes you wear, the building you’re in, your computer, the books you read . . . everything, was once a thought, an idea, in someone’s mind, and using creativity and imagination it became a huge enterprise for someone, and is now being used by millions of people around the world.

You see my point?

Your attitude towards money will absolutely dictate your level of success and the amount of wealth you’ll accumulate.

Focus on more, and you will have more. Plant those seeds in your subconscious mind and watch the magic that happens. And don’t take everything you read as a fact. It may be someone’s opinion, but that opinion shouldn’t put any limitations on your ability to create the things you truly want in your life, and the speed at which you can do that.

One great way to get your mind to focus on what you want is to constantly plant images and thoughts of the things you want, into your subconscious mind. You do that to create feelings, send out vibrations that attract to you the things you want.

christopha · Post by **christopha** » Thu Nov 19, 2015 1:58 pm

Hi

Have been running EA for past three days without problems and are up 2.4%. Still very early to make comments but it looks gooooood.

One question, on MyFxbook the start date of the report have been altered and if I look at what happened before the displayed date via custom tool it shows some negative figures.

Is this older versions or is it just how the EA performs?