The Last Broker EA review, short version: the backtest only works on the right calendar days. On real gold from
2023 to September 2026 it won 99.5 % of 1,033 trades, profit factor 27.5. I kept the same prices, moved every date back
a week, and ran it again. Profit factor 1.20.

The prices didn't change. Only the dates did.

Tested: The Last Broker EA v1.3, the Market demo, 4 November 2026.

What does it promise?

$399.99, gold only, "two algorithms", no grid or martingale, four 5-star reviews. The backtest from 2020 shows profit factor 27 to 94 and looks like this:

The Last Broker EA backtest, real gold prices 2023 to Sep 2026 with real dates, M1 OHLC, 0.01 lot fixed: almost a straight line

What made me suspicious?

Same author as TitanForge and Morpheus, and the same shape. The stop loss is 30 to 35 USD per ounce while the median win
is about 1 USD. That only looks this clean if the EA already knows which trades go bad. And the "random entry" input
didn't change a single trade.

How did I test it?

Same way as with TitanForge: copy real gold into a custom symbol and
change only the date labels.

Data Win rate Profit factor
Real prices, real dates 99.5 % 27.5
Same prices, dates moved back 7 days 95.0 % 1.20
2023-24 prices labelled as 2021-22 89.2 % 0.93

Without the right dates, 5 to 11 % of trades hit the full 30 USD stop.

The Last Broker EA with real 2023-24 gold prices relabelled as 2021-22, M1 OHLC, 0.01 lot fixed: balance swings around and ends below the start

Does the tester match the signals?

Yes, and thats the part I want you to remember. The v1.3 tester reproduces 12 of 12 signal trades placed before its
release, to the minute. But it drops 9 trades the older version actually took from 26 October, 2 losers included. And
after 29 October, the day v1.3 came out, it places no trades at all in either mode.

So the table gets refreshed with each version. A tester that matches the signal proves nothing.

Expect more versions. Each one adds the weeks since the last release, so the newest backtest always looks perfect up to
its release day, and stops there.

What happens on a live account?

Live is always after the release date, so you get the plain strategy: roughly break-even before costs, with a big stop.
One full stop wipes out about 30 winners. The Ultima signal opened 2.50 lots on 5,000 USD. One 30 USD stop at that size
is −7,500 USD.

Verdict

Don't buy it. The backtest is a date table, and you dont get the table for days that haven't happened yet.

Check it yourself: run the demo on a copy of your broker's gold with every date shifted a week. If profit factor drops to
about 1, you know.

The two kinds of problem in this series: MQL5 EAs I wouldn't buy.