What happened

At 14:51 Beijing time on September 3, Boen Group's stock hit the daily limit down, touching 13.05 yuan. The decline was 1.45 yuan, or 10.00%, from the previous session's close.

The order book showed 208 sell lots at the 13.05 yuan limit price, equivalent to about 272,700 yuan. At that point, the stock had traded 221,400 lots, with a total turnover of 295 million yuan and a turnover rate of 13.78%.

Main funds recorded a net inflow of 7.945 million yuan during the session, according to the intraday snapshot.

Why it matters

Hitting the limit-down price indicates heavy selling pressure, and the zero buy orders at the five bid levels suggest buyers were unwilling to step in at the floor price.

The relatively high turnover rate of 13.78% points to active trading, while the main funds' net inflow against the falling price could signal a divergence between retail selling and institutional buying.

Key facts

Boen Group reached the daily limit-down price of 13.05 yuan at 14:51 on September 3.

The stock dropped 10.00%, or 1.45 yuan, on the day.

There were 208 sell lots pending at 13.05 yuan, amounting to 272,700 yuan.

Total turnover was 295 million yuan, with a turnover rate of 13.78% and volume of 221,400 lots.

Main funds showed a net inflow of 7.945 million yuan.

What to watch next

Market participants will watch whether the sell queue at 13.05 yuan is gradually absorbed or remains intact through the close, which may determine whether the limit-down holds.

Investors will also monitor any changes in main capital flows and whether the stock manages to recover from the floor price in the final trading period.

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