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Trading Halts Explained (Common Halt Reasons & Resumption Times)

Published: 2025-02-16
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If a stock halts due to upward momentum and accrues a buy imbalance during the halt, it will likely resume trading at a higher price.
"if a stock halts going up and while it's halted a lot of people place buy orders to buy more shares then there's an imbalance to the buy side and that means when the stock resumes it will likely resume at a higher price"
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Upon resumption from a halt, a stock may experience an initial sharp drop ('big flush') due to panic selling, followed by a quick rebound ('rip') as informed traders buy into the dip.
"sometimes we will actually see that when the stock resumes it has a big flush which is caused by all the people whose sell orders go through and then it rips right back up as the smarter traders who know what's going on anticipate that initial panic and then the squeeze back up which is one of the ways that I like to trade these it's called the dip and then the rip"
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Stocks halted during an upward move are typically expected to resume at a higher price, while stocks halted during a downward move are typically expected to resume at a lower price.
"typically I would say that stocks that halt going up you want to see them open higher because anyone that had a sell order now you're in a stock halted going up that's so bullish that's so strong typically we're going to see a higher resumption it's going to open higher so usually we like to see stocks at halt going up open higher and typically we expect stocks at halt going down open lower"
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When a stock (especially NYSE or AMX listed) is halted with a T1 code by the exchange due to unusual trading activity with no news catalyst, and the company responds there's no undisclosed material change, the stock usually resumes trading at 50% of its current price.
"what happens the stock resumes at usually 50% the current price"
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