Trade Manager Yasska
- Utilities
- Version: 1.2
- Activations: 7
Trade Manager Yasska — Discretionary Trading Assistant for MT5
Trade Manager Yasska is an on-chart control panel for manual and semi-automated trading. It doesn’t generate signals or trade on its own — it speeds up and standardizes the things a discretionary trader does by hand dozens of times a day, and removes the hesitation and mistakes that come with doing them manually under pressure.
Why traders use it
- Speed at entry. One click sends a market Buy or Sell with your SL and TP already attached, calculated in pips so it works the same on any instrument. No ticket dialog, no typing prices.
- Consistent position sizing. Instead of guessing a lot size, you set a risk % of your account balance and your SL in pips, and the panel calculates the exact lot size for you. This keeps risk per trade consistent even as your balance changes.
- Visual pending orders. Click Buy Stop, Buy Limit, Sell Stop or Sell Limit, then click the chart where you want it — a dashed preview line follows your cursor so you place the order exactly where you intend, rather than typing a price and hoping it’s right.
- Trade management without leaving the chart. The Manage tab lets you close 50% or 80% of a position, move SL to break-even, close all/profitable/losing trades, or cancel pending orders by type — all in one click, filtered automatically to only this EA’s own trades (by magic number) so it never touches other positions.
- Automated break-even protection. This is the main upgrade in this version: once a trade reaches a chosen profit in pips (default 40), the EA automatically moves the stop loss to entry and locks in partial profit by closing 50% or 80% of the position — without you needing to watch the trade. This protects a winning trade from turning into a loser if the market reverses, and banks some profit while letting the rest run toward TP.
- Reduces emotional decision-making. Because SL/TP/sizing/break-even rules are pre-set in the panel, a trader is less likely to skip a stop loss, oversize a position, or freeze and fail to move a stop when a trade goes their way.
Who it’s for: manual traders and scalpers/swing traders who want faster execution and disciplined risk management, without committing to a fully automated strategy.
