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I'm curious about this because I've had EAs that looked promising at first but became difficult to trust after seeing how they behaved in live trading. For me, the biggest warning signs are: - Drawdown getting much higher than expected
- Performance changing significantly from the backtest
- Too many trades during bad market conditions
- Heavy reliance on aggressive recovery strategies
- No clear risk management
I'm testing a different EA at the moment and so far the experience has been interesting, but I'm still watching how it handles different market conditions. What's the main reason that would make you stop using an EA, even if it had been profitable before? | 
