
Taiwan stocks rose 308 points on Wednesday. Innolux secured foreign capital and dealers to jointly buy more than 100,000 shares, and the stock price soared to 54.7 yuan.
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The Taiwan stock index rose 748 points at one point on Wednesday and ended up 308 points.
On Wednesday (30th), Taiwanese stocks surged on the Dianjin Chuan. The index once rose 748 points to 48,379 points, the second highest in history. However, it overturned in weighted stocks such as Quanta and Wistron, and the index pulled back. It ended up rising 308 points. Foreign investors switched from selling to buying for more than 29.636 billion yuan, and owned Innolux, with nearly one million shareholders, became the biggest winner. Not only did foreign investors buy 99,000 lots, but self-operated traders also bought more than 7,000 lots. With foreign capital and self-operated traders joining forces to buy over 106,200 lots, the stock price soared to the limit of 54.7 yuan, and the trading volume increased to 486,000 lots.
The top 10 stocks bought by foreign investors on Wednesday were Innolux (3481) with 99,099 shares, AUO (2409) with 67,780 shares, Power Semiconductor (6770) with 58,591 shares, Sinosteel (2002) with 54,063 shares, and Taiwan Cement (1101) 52,829 tickets, Sinopec (1314) 41,405 tickets, Winbond (2344) 37,711 tickets, Formosa Plastics (1301) 29,049 tickets, Nanmao (8150) 21,838 tickets, Huaxin (1605) 19,092 tickets.
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