Bulk Stop Loss and Target Manager

Set Stop Loss and Take Profit on every position at once by dragging one line — with one-click partial close and live total P/L.

MT5 has no native way to change the SL/TP of many positions together, and it cannot hide just the SL/TP lines while keeping your entry. Bulk SL/TP Manager fixes both. Put the SL and TP lines on the chart, drag either one, and every position on that symbol updates instantly. A compact button panel then lets you de-risk in one click.

It is a manual-trading utility. It does not open trades, generate signals, or predict the market.

How it works

• Two horizontal lines appear on the chart: a Stop Loss line and a Take Profit line.
• Drag a line and release — the SL or TP of every position on the current symbol jumps to that price.
• The lines initialise from the real SL/TP of your open positions, so they stay put across timeframe changes.
• If a position's SL/TP is already set, the line reflects it on load.

Key features

• Bulk SL/TP by drag — one gesture updates all positions on the symbol.
• Auto-inherit for new positions — every new trade opened on the symbol automatically receives the current SL/TP lines, so a stop is never forgotten. Default mode only fills trades that have no SL/TP yet, so it never overwrites a stop a trade already carries.
• Live estimated total P/L on each line (e.g.  SL 2386.67 -312.50 USD ), summed across positions in your account currency, using  OrderCalcProfit .
• Combined break-even entry line — one line at the volume-weighted average entry price.
• One-click partial close — reduce total exposure by 1/3, 1/2, or close all. Whole positions close first; a partial close is used only for the final slice, so it works even with minimum-lot grids.
• Break Even button — move SL to entry for every position.
• Direction modes — auto (one line, side detected), separate buy/sell lines, or apply to all.
• Clean chart — hides the terminal's own trade levels so your draggable lines stay clickable, and redraws the entry line(s) itself.
• Draggable buttons — move the panel anywhere; the position is remembered.
• Hedging-safe — every position is addressed by its own ticket.
• Safe by default — invalid stops are skipped, close actions require a confirmation click, and terminal settings are restored when the EA is removed.
• Light on resources — updates only when something actually changes.