Alerts in PickMyTrade – Monitor and Troubleshoot Trades

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Last Updated: August 31, 2026  |  Published: March 24, 2025

1. Introduction #

This guide explains how alerts in PickMyTrade work, helping you monitor trade execution in real-time. The Alerts section gives you a centralized view of all trading notifications across connected platforms like Rithmic, Interactive Brokers, and TradeLocker. It’s built to help you troubleshoot, analyze, and confirm order activity — all in one place.

2. How Alerts in PickMyTrade Work – Features Overview #

The Alerts section provides real-time updates on order activities and system notifications. It includes the following details: #

  • Alert Time – The timestamp when the alert was generated.
  • Symbol – The trading instrument (e.g., NQM5).
  • Connection Name – The data feed or broker connection used (e.g., Rithmic).
  • Rithmic Symbol – The symbol as recognized by the Rithmic connection.
  • Instrument Type – Specifies the type of instrument (e.g., Futures).
  • Buy/Sell – Indicates whether the trade is a buy or sell order.
  • Order Type – The type of order placed (e.g., Market Order – MKT).
  • Alert Status – Displays the status of the order (e.g., Successfully Placed, Rejected).
  • Entry ID, LMT ID, STP ID – Unique identifiers for tracking specific orders.

PickMyTrade Alerts table with Alert Time, Symbol, Connection Name, Alert Status, and Entry ID columns #

Additionally, this section includes a date range selection feature, allowing users to filter and check alerts for specific time periods. #

Alert log table with date range calendar picker open for selecting specific time periods
  • Alerts and trade logs can be downloaded and exported for troubleshooting purposes. Users can do this by clicking on the Download button, as shown in the screenshot below.
Alert log table with the Download button highlighted showing Entry ID and LMT ID columns

More Reading #

To explore more features that work alongside alerts in PickMyTrade, check out these related guides:

Mastering how alerts in PickMyTrade work ensures you never miss a failed execution or order status change, no matter which broker you’re using.

Last updated: August 31, 2026

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