T+0 is a securities and futures trading system. Any trading system that handles the clearing and delivery procedures of securities, futures and prices on the trading day is called t+0 trading.

There is no limit on the transaction price of convertible bonds.

How many times can convertible bond t+0 be traded a day?

Convertible bonds are subject to t+0 trading mode, and can be traded many times a day without trading restrictions. However, when the trading of convertible bonds is suspended, it cannot be traded, including a 30-minute temporary suspension and a long suspension that lasts until 2: 57 pm or even the closing. During the suspension period, no entrustment or transaction may be issued. Although there is no limit on the number of t+0 transactions of convertible bonds, there is a handling fee for each transaction. If you participate in the transaction too frequently, the expenses incurred will be quite objective. In addition, in the convertible bond transaction, the funds will not be transferred until the next day.