Trading Halt Tracker
Real-time monitoring of stock trading halts across U.S. exchanges
Today vs Typical Day
Total halts today vs the average trading day over the last 21 sessions.
Intraday Pace
Halts so far today vs how many usually occur by this time of day.
By Exchange
Next Expected Resume
Halt Types
Today's Activity
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Today's Timeline (Market Hours)
Halt Activity Heatmap (Last 5 Trading Days)
Halt Reason Codes Reference
Volatility pause triggered when a stock's price moves 5-10% within 5 minutes. Usually resumes in 5-10 minutes after a brief cooling-off period.
Trading halted pending release of material news. Requested by the company or initiated by the exchange. Resume time varies based on news dissemination.
News has been released. Trading resumes after the market has had time to absorb the information. Usually 15-30 minutes after announcement.
Market-wide circuit breaker triggered by significant market decline. Level 1 (7%), Level 2 (13%), Level 3 (20%) of S&P 500. 15-minute halt or full-day closure.
Company not in compliance with exchange listing requirements. May lead to extended halt or potential delisting. Duration is unpredictable.
Security listed but not yet trading. Typically occurs with new IPOs waiting for the opening price to be established by market makers.
Trading Halt FAQ
What stocks are halted today?
No trading halts have been recorded yet today. The live table on this page updates in real time as soon as an exchange issues a halt notification.
Why do stocks get halted?
Most halts are automatic LULD (Limit Up-Limit Down) volatility pauses, triggered when a stock's price moves too far within five minutes. Exchanges also halt trading for pending material news (T1), regulatory or listing-compliance issues (H4), and market-wide circuit breakers (MWC1-3) during severe market declines.
How long does a trading halt last?
LULD volatility pauses usually last about 5 minutes, though they can be extended. News-pending halts last until the company disseminates the news, typically minutes to hours. Market-wide circuit breakers pause trading for 15 minutes at Level 1 and 2, or for the rest of the session at Level 3.
Can I buy or sell a stock while it is halted?
No. While a halt is active, no orders execute on any U.S. exchange. Brokers may accept and queue orders, which can execute once trading resumes at the reopening price.
How fast does this halt tracker update?
Halt and resume events come directly from NASDAQ's UTP notification feed and appear within seconds of being issued. Premium subscribers see them in real time; free and guest users see a 60-second delayed feed.
How Our Halt Data Works
Data Source
Stock Titan receives trading halt notifications directly from NASDAQ's real-time data feed. This is the same data feed used by broker-dealers and institutional trading platforms.
Update Frequency
Halt events are processed and displayed within seconds of the exchange issuing the notification. Premium subscribers receive real-time alerts; free users see data with a 60-second delay.
Data Enrichment
Each halt event is enriched with the halt price (last traded price), price change from previous close, and expected resume time for LULD pauses.
Coverage
All NASDAQ-listed, NYSE-listed, and other U.S. exchange-listed equities covered by the UTP halt notification system.