Unveiling Daily Limit Rises | 17 Stocks with Lock-up Orders Exceeding 100 Million Yuan

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As of today’s (March 19) market close, the Shanghai Composite Index closed at 4,006.55 points, down 1.39%; the Shenzhen Component Index closed at 13,901.57 points, down 2.02%; the ChiNext Index fell by 1.11%, and the STAR 50 Index declined by 2.44%.

Excluding newly listed stocks that haven’t opened trading yet, among tradable A-shares today, over 500 stocks rose, accounting for more than 9%, while 4,955 stocks declined. Among them, 36 stocks hit the daily limit-up, and 17 stocks hit the daily limit-down. Additionally, 14 stocks attempted to hit the limit-up but failed. The overall limit-up rate is 72%.

According to data from Securities Times and Data Treasure, among the stocks hitting the limit-up, many belong to the utilities, electronics, and computer industries, with 9, 3, and 3 stocks respectively.

In terms of consecutive limit-up days, *ST Panda has hit 8 consecutive limit-ups, the most among all stocks. Based on the order book amount, 17 stocks have order book values exceeding 100 million yuan, with Shenzhen Huafa A, China Oil Capital, and Shao Neng Shares leading, with 586 million yuan, 373 million yuan, and 365 million yuan respectively.

Regarding order book strength (the proportion of order volume to circulating A-shares), Shenzhen Huafa A, Dashengda, and Shao Neng Shares have relatively strong order book volumes, at 15.24%, 4.94%, and 4.7% respectively.

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