The ceiling in the stock market refers to the situation that the stock price rises to a limit point and cannot continue to rise. In the stock market, the fluctuation range of a stock may be very large, but when the share price of a stock reaches the ceiling, it often indicates that it has reached the apex of the market and reached the limit. Investors can see the maximum price limit of a stock, so that after the stock price rises to this price, they can sell it in time and get the maximum profit.

Many stock prices in the stock market have always been regarded as ceilings, but in the case of improved market environment and company performance, stock prices will still exceed expectations. For example, Tesla's share price rose to $2,500 in 2020, which was regarded as its ceiling price. However, after the company released good news, Tesla's share price rose by nearly 50% in a few weeks.

When the price of a stock reaches the ceiling, investors usually encounter a choice: whether to continue holding the stock, wait for it to rise again, or sell it in time to get the maximum profit. But it should be noted that the ceiling in the stock market is often temporary, so perhaps we should not rely too much on this concept. Investors should closely follow the changes in the market and the company and decide when to sell or hold stocks in order to maximize their returns.