Can I sell a stock if it falls below the limit?

The stock price limit is generally caused by major negative news or the inertial pressure method used by the main force to quickly build a position. So, can the stock be sold when it drops to the limit? Today I will tell you about it. Can the stock be sold when the stock limit drops?

Can it be sold, or the transaction should be done according to the principle of time priority, but generally when the limit drops or rises, there will be a lot of chips from the main force at the price of buying one and selling one. If the main force is determined to seal the price limit, the buying or selling volume will become smaller and smaller at this time. Even if you queue up behind the main force's large order, the transaction may not be completed by the market close. If the price limit is opened after you place an order, you can complete the transaction.

Stock limit-down operation 1: A stock that has been at the limit-down today will first drop the limit and then open or open low and then rise, and the stock will open the limit-down with heavy volume, which is a buying opportunity. As the stock price has been falling all the way and the volume has shrunk, today it has dropped to the limit and then opened again, which means that there are few people selling the price, and many parties have begun to counterattack. When the volume opens, the limit is opened, and then rises steadily, it means that the main force has turned around and entered.

Operation 2 of stock price limit drop: For most investors, there is a certain risk in buying when the stock price limit drops. If you want to intervene, you cannot do simple operations, but should adopt batch and incremental operation methods. For example: first buy 1,000 shares when the limit drops, then buy 2,000 shares when the limit drops again, and buy 5,000 shares when the limit opens. If the limit drops and rebounds, you may make a profit soon.