Not necessarily, the rise and fall of stocks are caused by factors such as supply and demand, policies and news. After the daily limit, the stock may fall or rise the next day, which should be comprehensively analyzed according to the situation of the day.

If the number of stocks sold on the second day after the daily limit is large, then the probability of stocks falling is high. If the number of stocks bought on the second day after the daily limit is large, then the probability of stocks continuing to rise is high, and there are also cases of one-word daily limit or one-word daily limit.