Investor bought over 7.7 billion but dumped 6 Finance! Yuan Dajin was cut off 8334 times, which was the worst
The Taiwan stock index rose 439 points on Thursday. Although investment credit continued to buy more than 7.714 billion yuan, it sold 6 financial stocks. Among them, Yuan Daikin was the worst, with 8,334 shares cut.
Quick Look
- The Taiwan stock index rose 439 points on Thursday.
- Although investment banks continued to buy more than 7.714 billion yuan, they sold six financial stocks.
- Among them, Yuan Dai Jin, which has more than 450,000 shareholders, suffered the most severe cuts of 8,334 shares.
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Why It Matters
The Taiwan stock market index rose more than 1,000 points on Thursday, led by gains in electronics and communications equipment, and ended up 439 points.
Investor bought over 7.7 billion but dumped 6 Finance! Yuan Dajin suffered the worst loss of 8334 pieces.
On Thursday (17th), the Taiwan stock market was led by electronics and communication equipment. The index once rose by more than 1,000 points. However, as CCL and silicon wafer dived, the index’s gains converged. In the end, the wafer duo led 1,242 companies. The index rose 439 points, recovering 46,000. Although the investment letter continued More than 7.714 billion yuan was bought, but 6 Finance was sold. Among them, Yuan Daijin, which has more than 450,000 shareholders, suffered the worst. 8,334 contracts were sold as soon as it was sold. Affected by this, the stock price bucked the trend and fell 0.58% to close at 69 yuan. The trading volume increased to 21,800 contracts.
The top 10 stocks sold by Investment Trust on Thursday were Yuan Dai Gold (2885) with 8334 shares, Kai Fund (2883) with 2270 shares, South China Gold (2880) with 2023 shares, Far East New (1402) with 1860 shares, and Cathay Gold (2883) with 2270 shares. 882) 1737 tickets, Huaxinke (2492) 1523 tickets, Xinxing (3037) 1519 tickets, Fubon Gold (2881) 1395 tickets, Zhibang (2345) 1210 tickets, Innolux (3481) 1204 tickets.
Open Questions
- Why do investment banks focus on selling financial stocks?
