The Suspended status in TradersPost typically comes from Tradeovate, one of the brokers integrated with the platform. According to Tradeovate’s documentation, an order marked as Suspended is contingent on a specific event occurring before it will be sent to the exchange and updated to Working status.
This status can appear in certain order types, including:
• One-Cancels-the-Other (OCO) Orders – The order is waiting for one leg to be triggered.
• Time-Release Orders – The order is scheduled to activate at a specific time.
• Good-Til-Canceled (GTC) Orders – The order remains suspended between trading sessions until eligible for execution.
A Suspended order may be waiting for:
• The market to reopen after a session close.
• A condition to be met before execution.
• A related order in an OCO pair to be triggered.
For example, if a trader places an OCO order with a stop-loss and a take-profit, the suspended status may apply until one leg of the trade is activated.
If an order remains suspended longer than expected, traders should:
• Check if the order is tied to another pending trade.
• Verify if market hours or a session cutoff is causing the delay.
• Contact Tradeovate support for further clarification.
A Suspended order in TradersPost, particularly from Tradeovate, means the trade is waiting for a condition to be met before execution. This is common in OCO, time-release, and GTC orders. Traders concerned about a suspended order should check their trade conditions or reach out to Tradeovate for more details.