RE: Another halt question...YourNadir
Crossfox and Hydrocarbon are correct in that you would get the higher price or market price but what you are doing with your $2 ask is dragging down the market price upon re-open.
For example: Consider open everyday as a halt from the day before. Ever see an open which opens at say $1 and over the course of about 1 minute it shoots up huge This is because the market actually values the stock much higher but there are a lot of guys (usually traders) with asks in dragging down the asking price. If there are 2 million market orders to purchase a stock when it starts trading again then a market regulator will look at all the asks and all the bids and will set a fair price for the stock when it opens. If your ask is below the market price it will fill at the market price BUT it is actually dragging down the price that the regulators have to set. The good thing about having a below market ask when it opens is that your orders will fill first because you are willing to sell at a lower price, the bad thing is you may be selling at a discount.
Like Hydrocarbon states, you may want to pull your stink sell orders and re-evaluate your positions if/when a halt happens.