
Huida's share price plummeted after the market opened, and market panic led to a rumble in Taiwanese AI concept stocks.
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Huida CEO Huang Renxun's extramarital affair investigation and dismissal scandal triggered market concerns about the prospects of the AI industry.
Taiwan stocks fell sharply today, but the amount of OTC financing decreased only slightly by 9.409 billion yuan.
Huida CEO Huang Jen-Hsun's extramarital affair was added to the story. Huida's stock price fell by more than 9% after the market closed. Foreign reports reported that Huida's board of directors was about to meet to discuss whether to remove Huang Renxun, triggering a rumble in Taiwan's AI concept stocks. During the session, it was even reported that Huida was cutting orders, igniting panic in the market, and Taiwan stocks plunged sharply.
TSMC (2330), MediaTek (2454), and Quanta (2382) plummeted, and the PCB and heat dissipation groups became the hardest hit areas. The weighted index fell as high as 1,581.74 points from the early high, and once broke through the 43,000 point mark, closing It plunged 1165.28 points, or 2.63%, and the OTC purchase index fell 2.44%. According to the latest data, listed financing decreased by only 7.683 billion yuan today, OTC financing decreased by 1.726 billion yuan, and OTC financing decreased by only 9.409 billion yuan.
According to Uni-President Securities analysis, the expansion of the investigation into Huang Renxun's extramarital affair and the rumor of dismissal may cause the short-term AI community to face emotional fluctuations. The Taiwan stock index rebounded into the moving average intensive counter-pressure zone. The market is expected to fluctuate at a high level, and operational advice is to avoid chasing higher prices.

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