How do stocks with daily limit usually go the next day?

Stocks that suddenly stop trading at the end of the day are more likely to open higher the next day. Some stocks may open higher and go higher, some stocks may open higher and go lower, and some stocks may even go up and down, mainly related to the borrowed funds on duty and the position of the stock price.

If the stock price is at a low level, there is a high probability that some institutions will increase the stock price the next day. When investors resume trading, look at the list or transaction details to see if any institutions have entered.

If the stock price is at a high level, it is hot money or a business department that enters the market on the same day, and the probability of opening higher and leaving lower the next day is high, because the hot money will come and go quickly, and the shipment may be completed in call auction, so the stock price will fall.

In short, all-round analysis is more accurate.