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Investment trusts bought over 14.6 billion; top 10 sell-offs revealed! One stock cut over 50,000 shares, the worst

From Liberty Times · () Chinese

Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.

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  • Taiwan's stock market saw a significant rise, with the main index closing up 893 points at 47,018.
  • Institutional investors (投信) were net buyers, purchasing NT$14.62 billion worth of stocks, with Asia Cement being the most heavily sold stock.
  • Key sectors like TSMC, silicon wafers, IC design, and passive components drove the market's gains.

Taiwan's stock market experienced a strong surge on Wednesday, with the main index climbing 893 points to close at 47,018.

The market's upward momentum was fueled by leading stocks, including TSMC, as well as robust performance in the silicon wafer, IC design, and passive component sectors. This rally occurred during a period of significant portfolio adjustments for major ETFs, specifically 00929 and 00943.

Institutional investors, known as '投信' in Taiwan, were notably active, injecting NT$14.62 billion into the market. However, their activity included a substantial sell-off of Asia Cement (亞泥), which saw over 50,000 shares divested in a single day, marking the eleventh consecutive day of selling for the stock. Fortunately, foreign investors and proprietary traders provided counterbalancing support, helping Asia Cement close the day with a slight gain of 0.29%.

Other stocks heavily sold by institutional investors included UMC (聯電), Pou Chen (寶成), Cathay Financial Holding (國泰金), Fubon Financial Holding (富邦金), Novatek (文曄), Yageo (國巨), Acer (宏碁), and华南金 (Hua Nan Financial Holdings).

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Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.