Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly and returned to 44,000 points! Trapped investors lamented: 3 days of big gains and they still haven’t recouped their capital.

Taiwan stocks have launched a strong counterattack in recent days, closing higher for three consecutive trading days, driving the weighted index back to the 44,000-point mark. (Schematic diagram, data photo)

[Financial Channel/Comprehensive Report] Taiwan stocks have rebounded strongly in recent days, rising for three consecutive trading days, driving the weighted index back to the 44,000-point mark, and market sentiment has obviously recovered. However, just because the market index is rising all the way does not mean that all investors will be happy. For investors who previously entered the market at a high level, even if the index has risen sharply in recent days, the shares held in their hands may not have returned to their original cost, and the road to unwinding is still long.

A stock investor posted an article on Threads earlier today (11th) and lamented, "Except for those who entered the market last Thursday or Friday, everyone is still staking now, right? It has not recovered its cost even after it has risen sharply for 3 days." In just a few words, it expressed the sentiments of many investors and triggered heated discussions among netizens.

After the post was exposed, many netizens expressed their agreement, leaving comments stating that "the people who entered the market at around 45,000 are basically trapped", "people who invest in the long term are not interested, it has risen a lot this year", "not even half...I want to be trapped to the ends of the world." Some people also ridiculed the current investment situation and humorously said, "Still trapped after a big rise for three days. This is not called unwinding, but gently trapped." This reflects the helplessness of some investors who have not significantly reduced their book losses even if they see the market rising strongly.

In addition to sharing their own investment sentiments, some netizens further pointed out the difficulty of recouping capital after the stock market fell, pointing out that the deeper the decline, the greater the increase required to return to the original cost. Some people analyze that if the stock price falls by 20%, it must rise by 25% to recover the original price; if it falls by 30%, it will need to rebound by about 42.86%; once the stock price drops by 40%, it will have to rise by 66.67% to completely return to the original point. Netizens can't help but sigh, "We have to wait."

It can be seen from the comments made by netizens that although Taiwanese stocks have rebounded in recent days, leading to a gradual recovery in market sentiment, the rise in the market index does not mean that all holdings can repay their capital simultaneously. In particular, investors who previously entered the market at a relatively high level still have to wait for a further rebound in their holdings to gradually make up for the previous decline. Therefore, even if the weighted index reaches 44,000 points again, for many investors who are stuck, the most concerned thing at the moment is when can they really unwind.