1. The time from the stock opening to the investor's daily limit shall not exceed 15 minutes;

2. The earlier the daily limit of the stock, the better the reaction of the stock opening the next day;

3. On the trading day of the stock trading day, the turnover rate of the daily limit shall not exceed10% of the stock's ups and downs;

4. If investors put a considerable amount of money at the daily limit of the stock on the first day, and the stock will obviously shrink when it reaches the daily limit again the next day, then they can continue to chase;

5. Investors should not chase speculative stocks, and the stocks they chase should belong to non-speculation;

6. When investors chase stocks with daily limit, the ultra-short linear moving averages on the stock market can't intersect into a dead fork, and they can only be arranged in a long position at most.

Daily limit-the highest price limit of the stock price on the trading day in the securities market is called the daily limit, and the stock price at the daily limit is called the daily limit. Generally speaking, stocks that are sealed at the opening of the market have strong motivation. As long as the daily limit is not opened on the same day, there will still be upward momentum the next day. The stocks that were suddenly pulled to the daily limit at the end of the day will be suspected of shipping or cheating the next day. Be careful.

The China stock market is limited to 65,438+00% except for the A-share special treatment, and the upper limit of the day's price increase and decrease is 65,438+00%. Buying continues until the close, which is called the daily limit. ST stock price is set at 5%, and the daily limit is when it reaches 5%.

The daily limit means that the price stops rising that day, not stopping trading.

The price limit system originated from the early foreign securities market. It is a trading system in the securities market to prevent the trading price from soaring and plunging, curb excessive speculation and appropriately limit the price rise and fall of each stock on the same day.

Some exchanges will set daily quotas for securities, commodities and contracts. For example, a single stock can only rise or fall by 10% compared with the closing price in a single trading day. When the price rises to the upper limit of the day, it is called daily limit, and when the price falls to price floor, it is called daily limit. Some exchanges will stop trading at the daily limit or daily limit until the market price breaks away from the price limit; Some exchanges will resume trading within an expanded price range after a short suspension.