Foreign Capital Net Buys NT$75.1 Billion, Fourth Highest in History; Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select Leads Purchases
Foreign investors net bought NT$75.105 billion in Taiwan stocks, marking the fourth highest single-day net purchase in history. Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select ETF (00919) was the top purchased stock, followed by Foxconn. Notably, seven of the top ten net-sold stocks were also ETFs.
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(Central News Agency reporter Pan Chih-yi, Taipei, 6th) Foreign investors today net bought NT$75.105 billion, the fourth largest net buying amount in history. Among them, Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select was the top purchase with 102,089 units, followed by Foxconn with 100,890 units.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange today rose 369.56 points, closing at 41138.85 points, with a total turnover of NT$1.449148 trillion. The three major institutional investors – foreign and mainland Chinese capital, investment trusts – were net buyers, while proprietary traders were net sellers, with a combined net buy of NT$67.275 billion; foreign and mainland Chinese capital net bought NT$75.105 billion, proprietary traders net sold NT$9.61 billion, and investment trusts net bought NT$1.78 billion.
The top 10 stocks with net foreign buying were, in order: Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select, Foxconn, Innolux, Taishin Financial Holding, UMC, KGI, Yuanta High Dividend Yield, Winbond Electronics, Lite-On Technology, and First Financial Holding.
Among the top 10 stocks with net foreign selling, as many as 7 were ETFs, in order: President Taiwan High Dividend Dynamic, Cathay Taiwan Leaders 50, Capital Technology High Dividend Growth, Yuanta Taiwan 50 Inverse 2X, Compeq Manufacturing, Yuanta Taiwan 50, KGI Taiwan TOP50, Fuhwa Future Technology, Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp., and King Yuan Electronics. (Edited by Chang Chun-mao) 1150506
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(Central News Agency reporter Pan Chih-yi, Taipei, 6th) Foreign investors today net bought NT$75.105 billion, the fourth largest net buying amount in history. Among them, Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select was the top purchase with 102,089 units, followed by Foxconn with 100,890 units.
The Taiwan Stock Exchange today rose 369.56 points, closing at 41138.85 points, with a total turnover of NT$1.449148 trillion. The three major institutional investors – foreign and mainland Chinese capital, investment trusts – were net buyers, while proprietary traders were net sellers, with a combined net buy of NT$67.275 billion; foreign and mainland Chinese capital net bought NT$75.105 billion, proprietary traders net sold NT$9.61 billion, and investment trusts net bought NT$1.78 billion.
The top 10 stocks with net foreign buying were, in order: Capital Taiwan High Dividend Select, Foxconn, Innolux, Taishin Financial Holding, UMC, KGI, Yuanta High Dividend Yield, Winbond Electronics, Lite-On Technology, and First Financial Holding.
Among the top 10 stocks with net foreign selling, as many as 7 were ETFs, in order: President Taiwan High Dividend Dynamic, Cathay Taiwan Leaders 50, Capital Technology High Dividend Growth, Yuanta Taiwan 50 Inverse 2X, Compeq Manufacturing, Yuanta Taiwan 50, KGI Taiwan TOP50, Fuhwa Future Technology, Powerchip Semiconductor Manufacturing Corp., and King Yuan Electronics. (Edited by Chang Chun-mao) 1150506
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