The three major legal persons sold out 370 billion, which was the worst in history! "This stall" bought 32,300 copies, and the volume surged by 1.66%
Quick Look
- Asian stocks plummeted across the board on Thursday, with the three major Taiwanese stocks selling the largest amount in history, exceeding NT$370 billion, ending the day down 1,655.96 points.
- However, the three major legal persons joined forces to buy 32,300 shares of Chaoyunyi, causing its stock price to buck the trend and rise by 1.66% to close at 79.5 yuan.
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Why It Matters
Asian stocks plummeted across the board on Thursday, with the three major Taiwanese stock market sales hitting a record high of over NT$370 billion.
Three major legal persons sold a record-breaking amount of 370 billion yuan! However, Tongyi received over 32,300 purchases, and its stock price surged by 1.66%. (File photo)
[Finance Channel/Comprehensive Report] Asian stocks plummeted across the board on Thursday (15th). Not only did the Korean stock market fall by nearly 10%, the Nikkei also fell by more than 3,600 points, while the Taiwan stock market sold 370 billion yuan in the three major legal entities, the largest overselling in history. The index fell 1,655.96 points, the sixth largest closing point. However, the three major legal entities joined forces to buy 32,300 contracts. Encouraged by this, the stock price bucked the trend and rose 1.66% to close at 79.5 yuan, and the trading volume increased to 38,600 contracts.
The top 10 stocks bought by foreign investors on Thursday were Uni-President (1216) with 26,401 shares, Heku Gold (5880) with 24,774 shares, Mega Gold (2886) with 21,614 shares, Yongfeng Gold (2890) with 17,567 shares, and Chung Hua Electronics (241 2) 14,589 tickets, Baocheng (9904) 12,460 tickets, Changyin (2801) 12,183 tickets, EVA Air (2618) 11,929 tickets, Jin Guoguang (6209) 11,620 tickets, and Hua 2610 Airlines 11,173 tickets.
Open Questions
- Why do the three major legal persons concentrate on buying specific stocks such as Super Uni-President?
- Will the subsequent trend of Asian stocks continue to be depressed?





