Holders of Popular Stocks Yageo, Chipbond Face Steep Losses Amid Market Plunge

Two formerly popular Taiwanese stocks, Yageo (2327) and Chipbond (6147), have experienced sharp declines in their share prices, with drops approaching 50%. This significant downturn has captured widespread market attention and sparked debate among investors.

“

Yageo is more miserable.

A recent online discussion on the platform Threads highlighted the question: "Who is suffering more, holders of Yageo or holders of Chipbond?" The post quickly generated a lively response, with many users sharing their perspectives and engaging in a "who is the real victim" discussion.

“

It's definitely Chipbond, they didn't get to cash out when making money.

Some commenters argued that Yageo holders are under greater pressure, while others sided with Chipbond investors, suggesting they "missed the chance to cash out." A humorous take from one user was that those holding both stocks are the "most miserable," bearing double the pressure. However, many pointed out that stock price drops alone don't tell the whole story.

“

The ones who have both are the most miserable.

"It depends on the purchase cost and holding ratio," one user noted, emphasizing that individual investment points determine the extent of losses. Others suggested the stocks are "differently miserable" and difficult to compare directly. The discussion also broadened to include other stocks with even steeper declines, such as Exatech (2617) and Dehong (5475), with investors sharing their woes about buying at peak prices. Stocks like Phison (8299), Walsin Technology (2492), and others were also mentioned as causing significant pressure for their holders.

“

It depends on the purchase cost and holding ratio.