For OTC funds, the daily limit is related to the fund target, that is, when the fund target rises sharply, it will lead to the daily limit of the fund; The daily limit of on-site funds is not only related to the fund's target, but also related to the trading orders in the market, that is, when there are many buying orders in the market, which are far greater than selling orders, the fund may have a daily limit driven by buying orders.

It should be noted that not all funds have increase limits and need to be judged according to the target of their investment. If the fund invests in overseas assets, there is no price limit for overseas assets, so there is no price limit for funds, such as some qdii funds; If it is a fund that invests in the A-share market, the price of the fund has a daily limit of 10% (the price of the fund that invests in the entrepreneurial sector has a daily limit of 20%, that is, the daily limit is 20%).

For funds with large fluctuation or no fluctuation limit, investors should control their positions reasonably and set up stop-loss positions to reduce risks.