Take Control of Order Management with TradeStation’s Trade Manager
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November 11, 2025
Managing orders and positions is a real challenge, especially when markets heat up. Fast price moves can leave even the most seasoned traders scrambling to keep pace, making effective risk management difficult. TradeStation’s sophisticated Trade Manager provides an integrated order management solution to streamline your workflow, so you can stay focused when it matters most.
How to Stay on Top with Trade Manager
- Click the Apps button to get started.
- Select the Trade Manager icon from the applications menu.
- Visit the Orders tab to see your most recent orders at a glance.
Use the Color-Coded System to Interpret Order Status:
- Grey: Order is open
- Blue: Order is filled
- Orange: Order is canceled
Right-clicking any order allows you to cancel all open orders with a single click, which is especially useful during volatile market conditions. You can also easily reuse order details by copying settings from previous orders to new ones and populating the trade bar for faster, consistent execution. The filter box at the top simplifies navigation by letting you sort orders by account number, status, or specific time frame. Trade Manager meticulously logs and organizes every trade, facilitating strong risk controls and clear activity monitoring.
Whether you’re navigating fast-moving markets or refining your execution process, TradeStation’s Trade Manager equips you with the clarity and efficiency modern traders demand.
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