What do stock market terms mean by sky floor, fried board and broken board respectively?

In the stock market, ceiling, fried board and broken board are actually spoken language, which has become a technical term to describe the stock market.

The following is a detailed analysis of the meanings of the words ceiling, fried board and broken board.

First, ceiling stocks have daily limit and daily limit. When the stock rises to 10%, it is called the daily limit, and vice versa.

There are daily limit boards and daily limit boards among the people;

The daily limit of the stock is called the ceiling, which means that it has reached the top and can't go up this trading day.

The stock limit is called the floor, which means that it has fallen to the bottom and cannot fall this trading day.

It is precisely because of the existence of the terms ceiling and floor that the ceiling means that the stock fluctuates by 20% from daily limit to daily limit or from daily limit to daily limit.

As shown above, there was a daily limit after the stock opened, and there was one left at 2: 30 pm that day. Suddenly there was a huge pressure to the daily limit, from the daily limit to the closing daily limit. This is the ceiling.

As shown above, the stock opened at the daily limit, but two minutes after the opening, a large amount of funds quickly rose to open the daily limit, and then rose to the daily limit at 10: 30, knowing that the closing price was the daily limit, called the floor.

Second, speculation is actually a kind of spoken language, which is used to describe the opening and closing of stocks.

So the meaning of fried board is easy to understand. Speculation actually refers to the daily limit of stocks. With a large number of big selling orders pouring out of the market, the daily limit board opened.

Corresponding to the fried board is the pry board, indicating that the stock has fallen and there are big orders in the daily limit. Eat the seal of the daily limit and open the daily limit.

As shown in the above figure, the stock opened slightly higher by 2%, fluctuated upward after the opening, and then closed strongly after 1 1: 20, but after 1: 15 in the afternoon, a huge amount of funds were sold, the daily limit was opened, and then fluctuated around the daily limit. This is the explosion of the board, breaking the state of daily limit.

Third, the broken board is commonly known as the rotten board. The rotten board is actually easy to understand, that is, the stock can reach the trading state when it is not sealed at the daily limit or the daily limit.

Therefore, the real meaning of breaking the board is that the stock price has been opened from the daily limit or down limit, breaking the state of the daily limit or down limit, and the daily limit has not been sealed.

As shown above, the daily limit of the stock opened, but it opened soon. After the opening, it fluctuated and fell all the way until the end of the session was not closed. This is called a broken board.

As shown above, this is the daily limit of the stock after the same opening, but there was a huge limit at 10: 30, and then the stock price opened the limit and it was free to trade. It fluctuated all the way and closed down about 8%. This is called a broken board.

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According to the actual situation of the stock market, this paper makes a comprehensive analysis of the meanings of the three terms, and illustrates the true meanings of the three terms with examples. I believe that anyone with a little stock foundation will understand the true meaning of these stock market idioms.