Under normal circumstances, stocks in the A-share market often fall by 10%, which will trigger the down limit mechanism, and ST or *ST stocks will be suspended if they fall by 5%. So can the stocks that have fallen below the limit still rise on the same day? Let's get to know each other.

Will the stocks that have fallen below the limit rise on the same day?

Stocks that have fallen below the limit may still rise on the same day. There are two main situations:

1 When the main force uses bad news to suppress the stock to the down limit, it makes the stock price fall, which is convenient for the main force to obtain stock chips at a low price, so that the stock price will still rise when the main force eats chips in the late session, thus making the stock rise again after the down limit.

If there are differences between retail investors and institutions, it is unlikely that there will be a closing decline after the daily limit, so there will still be an increase that day, but this change will not be very strong.

The most likely situation is that there are fewer closing orders and more buying orders at the daily limit, and the stock price will often be shaken under the influence of buying orders. However, if there are many liquidation orders and few purchase orders in the market, it is unlikely that the stock price will rise.