Flipper44, let me offer you my opinion as an answer to your question. I disagree with the following statement from CherryTree1:
The price dropped to something like 0.5 cents. Undoubtedly all stop loss orders were triggered at that price so nothing left to cancel.
If you look at the trades that day shown below, there was only one at 0.005 price for just 169,000 shares (transaction number 1676 at 10.44:29). All the trades before and after that one, have normal prices for that day. Also the bid and ask for that transaction (number 1676) where much higher than the transaction price and within the normal prices for the day. So what I think happened is that there was a mistake in transaction number 1676 price reported.
So I don't see any stop loss orders being triggered.
PD: Sorry if my English is not the best, it's not my native language.
AI
