T is the initials of English Trade, which means transaction. "Revolving transaction" means that the shares bought on the same day (T day) can be sold in whole or in part on the day after the transaction; If it is not sold on that day (T day), it can also be sold on T+1 day or any trading day after that. That is to say, under the condition of "T+" revolving transaction, after declaring to buy shares and confirming the transaction, there is no restriction on the trading day on which investors declare to sell. Investors can either sell the shares they bought on the same day or buy shares on the same day with the funds returned from selling shares on the same day. "T+" revolving transaction can reduce the risk of investors' positions and enhance the liquidity of stocks. The disadvantage of "T+" is that it can't effectively control the trading frequency. Too high turnover rate will lead to excessive speculation and false prosperity of the market, and it is difficult to control short selling and short selling, so it is risky.