The end-of-the-line limit means that in the last period of the day's trading, the limit is reached quickly. This condition can be caused by the following factors:
1. Driven by the main funds
The main funds in the end of a large number of **, directly pushed the stock price up to the limit. This usually indicates that the main fund is optimistic about the market outlook, or that the main force is trying to pull up the stock price to make a profit.
2. Good news stimulus
If the company or the market releases good news during the late session, it may stimulate a large number of investors**, causing the stock price to rise and fall in a straight line.
3. Grab chips
If the main capital or major shareholder is optimistic about a certain **, it may rush to raise funds at the end of the market and increase the proportion of **, which may also lead to a straight line of stock prices.
4. Queue up the price limit
If there is a queue near the price limit, and there are fewer sell orders in the market, then once there is a sell order, it may cause the stock price to go straight to the limit.
It should be noted that the end of the straight line does not necessarily mean that the market will continue to rise or remain strong. Investment** needs to be comprehensively considered according to market conditions, company fundamentals and other factors, and conduct a full risk assessment. If you have questions about ** investment or need investment advice, it is recommended to consult a professional financial expert or investment advisor.