The rising limit without volume and the falling volume with volume refers to the situation where the stock rises to the daily limit and the trading volume is small, and then the sharp decline occurs in the next few days and the trading volume increases significantly. This situation usually means that there is a problem with market participants' confidence in the stock or the market as a whole, leading to a large amount of selling and a rapid price decline. Many investors may be deceived by the rising atmosphere and fail to control risks when investing, resulting in heavy losses when prices fall.

In the stock market, it is not an isolated case where there is an unlimited amount of rising and falling. It can also occur in other financial markets, such as futures markets, foreign exchange markets, etc. In these markets, the nature of the rise or fall is the same as in the stock market and is determined by the trading behavior of market participants. With the right asset management and risk controls, investors can be better prepared for future market volatility.

For investors, handling market fluctuations rationally is the basis for earning profits. The limitless rise and fall may be a temporary market phenomenon, which may reflect market instability factors, such as market noise, malicious speculation, etc. If investors can follow the correct investment strategy and uncover undervalued opportunities, they may be able to obtain higher returns amid market fluctuations. During the investment process, staying calm, diversifying investment risks, and allocating assets to different investment areas are good ways to get rid of market fluctuations and risks.