Increased market volatility, including trading halts, increases risk to you, including risk of loss on investments
Trading halts can occur when an exchange stops trading a company's stock for a period of time. Trading halts can occur as a result of a company releasing important news, technical issues, volatility, regulatory concerns, or other reasons.
During a trading halt, open orders may not be able to be placed successfully. Alternatively, orders may be queued to be placed. Once trading resumes for the stock you may retry your order, or if the order was successfully queued it may be executed at that time.
For more information about this and other trade halts, you can visit this Nasdaq link: Trade Halts - Current
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