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Taiwan Shares Break Through Wansan Again, and Top Three Legal Entities and Sellers Together Sold More Than 10 Billion Yuan | Anue Juheng

US stocks plunged again last Friday, dragging down the trend in Taiwan stocks today (17), with the semiconductor duo leading the decline and also the container trio becoming the focus of the kill. Foreign investors and self-employed entrepreneurs bought in a short period of time. After synchronizing the buyback last Friday, they resold it today and the investment letter has been sold twice in a row. The three major legal entities sold together on the same site, with a total sale of more than 10.087 billion yuan.

Shares of Taiwan were trading at 206.732 billion yuan today. Observing the changes in the funds of the three major legal entities, the foreign capital again resold over 8.768 billion yuan, the self-employed business also sold over 445 million yuan, and the investment fund sold over 878 million yuan, two consecutive sales.

In terms of e-weight stocks, TSMC fell 3.64%, again falling below the 400 yuan threshold to close at 397 yuan, MediaTek fell 1.2% to close at 578 yuan, and the Hon Hai’s share price was relatively favorable, closing at a fixed price of 105 yuan.

The panel’s three tigers shone against the trend, Innolux rose by more than half the scoreboard, AUO also rose by nearly 5% and Caijing simultaneously closed in red. On the eve of Hon Hai Technology Day, Hong Jiajun performed well: Concept stocks of the electric vehicle platform warmed up first, Tian Yu jumped over the daily limit, and Yite jumped 7%.

The legal entity pointed out that Taiwan’s stock market fell sharply today, but the transaction did not rise sharply, and the chip surface plummeted.New Taiwan dollarAlthough amortized,US dollar indexIt has never hit a new high since selling pressure from foreign investors has the opportunity to gradually ease, but Taiwan’s short-term stocks are still impacted by the international equity market.


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