Selling stocks is the same as buying stocks, and you need to entrust an order. If you don't entrust it, you won't sell it automatically.

A principle of stock trading is called price priority, that is, the lowest selling price (pending order) at a certain moment gives priority to selling transactions, and the transaction price is the current transaction price (not the lower pending order price). In other words, if you are a small and medium-sized retail investor (holding less than 18000 shares), you can sell at the daily limit price. Of course, the transaction price is the current transaction price, not the daily limit price, which means you can sell it quickly without losing money. If there are many operating funds, you can sell them directly at 5 prices.