When a stock hits its lower circuit limit (i.e., the price falls to the minimum allowed level), trading is also halted for the rest of the day or until the…
If a stock hits its upper circuit limit (i.e., the stock price increases to its maximum allowed level), trading for that stock is halted for the rest of the day…
Circuit limits are typically set by stock exchanges based on a percentage of a stock's previous closing price or last traded price. For instance, a stock might have a 5%,…
