If there is no daily limit at the high position of individual stocks, it is likely that the main force is carrying out the shipment operation, that is, the main force uses multiple opening and closing situations to attract retail investors to buy, and uses the daily limit to induce more shipments. When the main force distributes chips above, the stock price will plummet, ending the upward trend and starting the downward trend. Therefore, in the face of this situation, investors are still mainly throwing or short positions.
If there is no daily limit at the low position of individual stocks, it is very likely that the main force is washing the dishes, that is, the main force uses the situation of opening and closing the board many times, so that weak-willed retail investors mistakenly think that the main force is shipping and throw out their chips, thus achieving the purpose of washing the dishes and facilitating its later share price rise.
Daily limit:
Daily limit-the highest daily limit of stock price on the trading day in the securities market is called daily limit, and the stock price at the time of daily limit is called daily limit price. 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.
Growth restrictions:
China's Shanghai and Shenzhen stock exchanges impose restrictions on the trading of stocks and funds, with the increase ratio of 10%, of which the increase ratio of ST shares and *ST shares is 5%. The formula for calculating the increase of stocks and funds is: increase = previous closing price ×( 1+ increase ratio), and the calculation result is rounded to the smallest unit of price change.
1. Under any of the following circumstances specified by the Shanghai Stock Exchange, there is no limit on the price increase or decrease on the first trading day:
(1) IPO stocks and closed-end funds;
(2) Issuing additional listed shares;
(3) Stocks resumed after suspension of listing;
(4) Other circumstances identified by the Exchange.
2. Under any of the following circumstances stipulated by Shenzhen Stock Exchange, the price limit will not be implemented on the first trading day:
(1) initial public offering of shares;
(2) Resume listing after suspension of listing;
(3) Other circumstances identified by the China Securities Regulatory Commission or the stock exchange.