@George- No problem. I like sharing my experience. I always restart the count after the 10 trade. So after 10 trades, I start looking at the EA to make sure that there are no more than 3 losses within these next 10 trades. If the first 4 trades are losses, I already know that this is an EA I need to take off. I know that sometimes the marker can mess with things and maybe the EA will perform better in the next set of 10 trades, but I don’t want to take that chance. I usually remove the EA and replace it. If I have to replace for that timeframe and trading pair later, I go back to this EA and use the Validator to see if it’s performance improved. If so, then I may use it again. If not, then I just tuck it back for later. After all the time and effort I put into creating EAs, I don’t want to just get rid of ones that were actually performing well and maybe are just in a bit of a downturn temporarily.