Beijing Business Daily Talks about Stocks: The vast majority of investors should not chase the daily limit up According to a report by Golden Finance, on June 16th, Beijing Business Daily published an article stating that A-shares have continued to rebound, and the number of limit up stocks has also significantly increased. Compared to ordinary stocks, limit up stocks have a greater short-term profit effect and have attracted the attention of many investors. But limit up stocks belong to high-yield and high-risk varieties, and the vast majority of investors should not chase the limit up. They have high requirements for investors' short-term operation level and understanding of market themes. If they blindly "hit the board", they may face greater investment risks. Many investors frequently participate in limit up chasing trading mainly due to their lucky mentality, hoping to gain high returns through a few short-term operations, but ignoring the probability of long-term trading. In the short term, there may be occasional profits, but looking at the longer cycle, the irrational trading model of following the trend will inevitably result in losses greater than profits, ultimately leading to continuous shrinkage of account funds.