1. Introduction #
This guide explains how managing orders in PickMyTrade works and how traders can use it to track, monitor, and troubleshoot all trading activity across connected broker accounts. The Orders section provides real-time visibility into every order — whether active, completed, rejected, or pending — making it an essential hub for managing execution and performance.
Whether you’re using Rithmic, TradeLocker, or Interactive Brokers, this section ensures you’re always in control of your trading flow.
2. Orders Section #
The Orders section provides a comprehensive view of all trading orders, including their status, execution details, and identifiers. It includes the following features:
- Account – The trading account linked to the order.
- Order ID – A unique identifier assigned to each order.
- Date & Time – The timestamp when the order was placed.
- Symbol – The trading instrument (e.g., NQM5).
- Connection Name – The trading connection or data feed used (e.g., Rithmic).
- Action – Indicates whether the order is a Buy or Sell.
- Order Type – Specifies the type of order.
- Quantity – The number of contracts or shares in the order.
- Order Status – Displays the current state of the order (e.g., Complete, Open, Submitted, Rejected).
- Reject Reason – If the order is rejected, this field provides the reason.
- OCO ID – Links orders in a One-Cancels-Other (OCO) condition.
- Average Price – The average execution price for filled orders.
- Price – The specified execution price for limit and stop orders.
Additionally, the date range selection feature allows users to filter and review orders within a specific period.
More Resources #
Want to automate trades on platforms beyond Rithmic, such as Interactive Brokers, TradeLocker, TradeStation, or ProjectX?
Explore all PickMyTrade setup guides
Using Tradovate instead?
View the Tradovate automation guide
