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Trader Guide ·  Chapter 14
Chapter 14 of 20: all chapters
  1. 1. Syndication in one page
  2. 2. Your accounts and your syndication balance
  3. 3. A tour of the Terminal
  4. 4. The three trade settings
  5. 5. Watchlist and instruments
  6. 6. Chart and Backtest Allocation
  7. 7. Pre-open: what the Desk would do
  8. 8. The earnings projection
  9. 9. Placing a trade: the Execute ticket
  10. 10. What happens after you press Buy or Sell
  11. 11. The Allocation panel
  12. 12. The Activity panel
  13. 13. Managing open positions
  14. 14. Pending orders
  15. 15. Closed trades, replay and sharing
  16. 16. Money: balance, fees, overnight charges and payouts
  17. 17. The Terminal on your phone
  18. 18. The Desk page
  19. 19. Questions traders ask
  20. 20. Glossary
Chapter 14 of 20

Pending orders

The Pending tab.

The Pending tab lists limit and stop orders that have not filled yet: when they were placed, the symbol, side, type, contracts, price and SL / TP.

  • Change edits the price, size or protection. The dialog checks your levels; for example, on a buy, the stop loss has to sit below the order price or it would trigger the moment the order fills.
  • Cancel asks you to confirm or keep the order. Cancel all cancels every pending order.
Nothing has been charged for pending orders. The fee is only taken when an order fills, and the Desk decides whether to syndicate it at that moment, using the settings the order was sent with.

The screens come from a demonstration account; prices, sizes and amounts are sample data. Estimates, projections and backtests in the Terminal describe how the Desk behaves. They are not promises of future results. Trading involves risk.