Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly to close at 41661 points, surging 1960 points, with the National Stabilization Fund launching its 10th market support operation. Foreign investors continued selling 900.56億元 worth of stocks, while the Taiwan dollar closed at 32.882, depreciating 1.14角, with total trading value reaching 45億元, the eighth largest in history.
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T3EX Global Holdings reported October consolidated revenue of NT$3.358 billion, up 12.09% month-on-month and 125.54% year-on-year, a single-month high in over four years, with ocean freight revenue more than doubling year-on-year as the main driver, while air freight also grew steadily on peak-season demand.
T.H.I. Holdings' October consolidated revenue was NT$3.358 billion, up 12.09% MoM and up 125.54% YoY, a single-month high in over 4 years; cumulative revenue for the first 10 months was NT$23.497 billion, up 34.02% YoY, with growth mainly driven by ocean freight.
Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly on the 9th, with Cathay Securities Futures spotlighting the AI supply chain. Phison closed limit-up at NT$1,650, with 2026 EPS estimated at NT$455.55. AES-KY, Accton, and Holy Stone also benefited, while PCB and cybersecurity opportunities remain strong.
On 9日, the Fair Trade Commission decided not to prohibit President Chain Store from investing in Lopia Taiwan's newly established retail supermarket and food processing companies, with President Chain Store spending about 20.54億元 to acquire 51% and 49% stakes in the two companies, finding limited market share and overall economic benefits.
The National Stabilization Fund launched its tenth market intervention, Taiwan stocks rose 1960.06 points to close at 41661.7 points, up 4.94%, the second-highest on record. Foreign investors sold a net NT$900.56 hundred million, extending to 8 consecutive days totaling NT$7957.15 hundred million, proprietary traders sold NT$312.19 hundred million, investment trusts bought NT$267.49 hundred million.
Taiwan stocks plunged 3,737 points intraday last Friday, setting a new record. Total ETF beneficiaries rose against the trend to 24,637,123, up about 496,000 from the previous week, with 0050 leading with an increase of 132,400 and 00631L adding 35,000.
Taiwan stocks saw heightened volatility, with October revenue for listed companies announced, 19 record-high stocks receiving simultaneous net buying from investment trusts and the eight major government-owned banks, concentrated in memory, PCB and AI server chains, Macronix and Phison hit limit-up, with focus ahead on whether gross margins and earnings can keep pace with revenue.
Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly on the 9th, surging over 2600 points. Guo Zherong said the National Stabilization Fund made its tenth market intervention, with 37837 likely to be the pullback low, still eyeing 50000 points by year-end. The Jensen Huang affair will not affect AI demand, with focus on whether the rebound can last.
Cathay PHLX Semiconductor ETF 00830 beneficiaries reached 201829, topping 200,000, as the PHLX Semiconductor Index rebounded 4.21% after plunging 12.25%. The VIX retreated as panic eased, the manager said fundamentals remain solid, and the split vote is approaching its deadline.
Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly on the 9th, with the weighted index closing at 41661.70, up 1960.06 points or 4.94%, reclaiming 41000, with turnover of NT$8379.29 hundred million; TSMC rose 75, with MediaTek and others hitting limit-up.
After the National Stabilization Fund announced its market entry, Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly, with the TAIEX surging over 2300 points intraday, up 5.8%, to 42002.62 points. Large electronics heavyweights led the gains, market confidence clearly stabilized, buying poured in actively, boosted by the policy signal.
Taiwan stocks extended their rebound on the 9th, with the benchmark index hitting an intraday high of 42349.36 points, surging over 2600 points, reporting 42022.36 points as of 12時10分, up 5.85%, as electronics stocks strengthened together, with stabilization measures and short-selling restrictions in focus.
NVIDIA CEO admitted personal misconduct and apologized, and the board has launched an independent investigation. Rubin platform expansion continues, with Unimicron, KYEC and SPIL included in the cooperative expansion footprint. Concept stocks do not equal orders; certification and shipments remain to be watched.
NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang admitted to an extramarital affair, and the woman involved is suspected by the United States of being Chinese intelligence personnel, raising national security concerns. The board of directors has launched an investigation, Congress has requested a briefing, markets are worried about AI and Taiwan stock market turmoil, and investors are closely watching further developments.
With the National Stabilization Fund launching its 10th market stabilization operation alongside short-selling curbs, Taiwan stocks rebounded strongly on the 9th, surging over 2,300 points to reclaim 42,000 and the 5-day moving average, with 224 stocks hitting limit-up as institutions watch the outlook. The OTC index rose 6% to 322 points, with focus on foreign investor moves
Taiwan stocks opened on the 9th up 645.64 points at 40347.28, returning above 40,000, with TSMC up 65 dollars to 2200 dollars. After falling 1873.08 points last Friday, the National Stabilization Fund intervened and short-selling curbs took effect, and the NVIDIA turmoil did not drag down the market.
Taiwan stocks rebounded at the open on the 9th, with the weighted index opening at 40347.28 points, up 645.64 points to retake 40,000 points. TSMC rose 65 yuan to 2200 yuan, with MediaTek and Hon Hai also higher, as the National Stabilization Fund stepped in and short-selling curbs took effect, leaving focus on whether the rebound can last.
The National Stabilization Fund announced market intervention, and the Financial Supervisory Commission issued short-selling curbs with five rescue measures. Taiwan stocks today (9th) opened up 645.64 points at 40347.28 points, with gains later widening to over 800 points, as TSMC and other heavyweight stocks all strengthened.
Fuhua Japan Leaders 00949 announced a distribution of 3.02 per unit, implying a one-time payout rate of about 13.53% based on a NAV of 22.32, with ex-dividend on November 18. Toyota revised up its full-year profit and expanded shareholder returns, surging 16.7% in a single day, while Sony posted 45% year-on-year growth in quarterly profit, adding momentum to Japanese leaders' fundamentals.