Answer: You can continue to trade and buy after the daily limit.

Principle: 1. When the daily limit is reached, the stock price reaches the highest point. At this time, sales can be completed immediately, while purchases need to be queued and completed according to time.

2. The opposite is true for the lower limit. Buying can be completed at any time, while selling needs to wait in line.

3. During the daily limit, if the selling volume is greater than the closing volume, the daily limit will be opened.

In the real market, the reason why the daily limit is opened is usually because the main force deliberately withdraws the buy order, or the short side sells too hard.

: Relevant knowledge about the stock price limit: The price limit system originated from the early foreign securities markets. It is a method in the securities market that appropriately limits the rise and fall of the price of each security on the day in order to prevent the sudden rise and fall of transaction prices and suppress excessive speculation.

A trading system that stipulates that the maximum fluctuation range of the trading price in a trading day is a few percent above or below the closing price of the previous trading day.

That is to say, it stipulates the highest and lowest price for trading on the day.

In China's A-share market, there are limits on increases and decreases. They are all 10% limits, the so-called upper limit and lower limit. The 10% increase is for the stock price of the previous trading day, that is, today's stock.

When the stock price rises to 10%, the stock price will not rise anymore and is restricted, but it does not affect the trading. However, once it reaches the daily limit and the volume of buying and closing orders is large, it will be difficult to buy.

Because the stock price is relatively high at this time, there are very few sellers and no one is willing to sell.

The price limit and price limit are applicable to all A-shares in China. In addition, there is no price limit limit on the first trading day of the stock, and there will be a limit on the next day. There are no price limit and price limit limit on warrants in the stock market.

In technical analysis, the upper limit and lower limit are a reflection of extreme emotions of optimism or pessimism, which often distort technical indicators. Therefore, special attention needs to be paid when studying and judging market fluctuation trends.