Noted with thanks. Yes different brokers may have different results with the same EA being used. Fully understood.
Anyway, in regardless of whichever broker that you use, as long as any currency pair that the EA traded with just happened to reach a stop loss of 400 pips, then the result would still be the same with a lost trade. That was the reason why I mentioned that I have readjusted my stop loss level again to see how it would work in the future. I do agree with what NexusFX have said earlier, "We know it works. It just struggles to manage large news events". I think that's the challenge and risks that this EA has (for your info it does not have any news filter built in, hence it could be risky when large news event happened). If this is the EA that we would like to use in the long run, then I think we all have to continue to monitor on the EA settings and see how to better manage our risks for a more sustainable profit gain in the long term.
One more comment if you don't mind, I saw in your screenshot that one of the largest lot sizes that the EA traded was 0.09 lot. I think your lot size or martingale/multiplier value could be too big which could be quite risky for your account especially when there is a strong market trend happening that moved against you. Not to mention that you're actually using REAL money. You may want to readjust your settings again to reduce your risks if possible for better safety. Just a suggestion anyway. No offense please. thanks.
Till then, keep up the good work and wish you all the best in your EA tests. Whatever you do, learn to be be safe and stay safe as much as possible. Take care and God bless.