
Affected by the 3.37% drop in Fei Ban Geng, Taiwan stocks opened lower on Tuesday (3rd), with the final index falling 1,612 points.
Taiwan's stock market fell 1,612 points on Tuesday, with foreign investors selling 107.307 billion yuan, but they bought 54,700 Taiwan Glass shares, causing Taiwan Glass's stock price to close at 67.7 yuan, up 6.28%, and the trading volume exploded to 301,300 contracts.
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Affected by the 3.37% drop in Fei Ban Geng, Taiwan stocks opened lower on Tuesday (3rd).
Foreign investors spent RMB 107.3 billion and favored Taiwan Glass alone, buying 54,700 shares, and the stock price soared by more than 6%. (Excerpted from Dharma Conference briefing)
[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Affected by the 3.37% drop in semiconductor prices, Taiwan stocks opened lower on Tuesday (3rd). With TSMC leading the battle of 1,790 companies, the final index fell 1,612 points, the seventh worst in history. Although foreign investors oversold, it It reached 107.307 billion yuan, but it turned back and bought Taiwan Glass, which has more than 200,000 shareholders. The overbuy increased to 54,700 lots. Encouraged by this, the stock price closed at 67.7 yuan, up 6.28%, and the trading volume exploded to 301,300 lots.
The top 10 stocks bought by foreign investors on Tuesday were Taiwan Glass (1802) with 54,774 shares, China Airlines (2160) with 16,255 shares, EVA Airways (2618) with 15,648 shares, Sinosteel (2002) with 12,251 shares, and Baocheng (9904) 9260 sheets, Taiwan Cement (1101) 8084 sheets, Mega Gold (2886) 6602 sheets, UMC (2303) 5680 sheets, Uni-President (1216) 4657 sheets, and Heyi (1709) 3787 sheets.

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