Why Was My Take Profit/Stop Loss Order Cancelled but My Asset Is Still in My Portfolio?

This happens when your Take Profit or Stop Loss briefly touched its trigger price and activated under Pluang's OCO system — automatically cancelling the other order — but the price then reversed before the triggered order could fully execute, leaving your asset unsold in your portfolio.

Good to know:

• Take Profit and Stop Loss work as an OCO pair — triggering one cancels the other immediately, even before the triggered order executes.
• If the price reverses quickly, the triggered order may never complete, leaving you holding the asset with no active protection.

Related questions:

Q: Will my cancelled order come back if the price returns to my trigger level?
No — once cancelled, an order stays cancelled. You'd need to set a new one.

Q: Does this mean I lost money?
No — your asset is simply still in your portfolio, unsold. Nothing executed at a loss.