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Foreign Investors Swing to NT$15.922 Billion Net Buying as Taiwan Stocks Soar 939 Points

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Taiwan stocks surged 939.35 points on the 28th to close at 47035.58 points, retaking the 47000-point mark, with turnover of NT$722.135 billion. The three major institutional investors posted combined net buying of NT$29.894 billion, with foreign investors swinging to net buying of NT$15.922 billion, covering 00406A and AUO, while investment trusts posted a 12th straight net buy and dealers ended 12 straight net sells.

Taiwan stocks showed strong bullish momentum on the 28th, with the index surging 939.35 points to close at 47035.58 points, successfully reclaiming the 47000-point level, with turnover of NT$722.135 billion. According to data released by the Taiwan Stock Exchange, the three major institutional investors all stood on the buy side today, with combined net buying of NT$29.894 billion, including foreign investors who turned from prior consecutive net selling to net buying of NT$15.922 billion.

Investment Trusts Buy for 12th Straight Session, Dealers End 12 Straight Sells

Investment trusts continued to add positions, with single-day net buying of NT$11.807 billion, achieving a record 12 consecutive trading days of net buying. Dealers also reversed their prior stance from selling to buying, with combined net buying of NT$2.165 billion, ending a run of 12 consecutive sells. Simultaneous bullish operations by the three major institutional investors supported the index's strength.

Foreign Investors Cover Over 71,000 Lots of 00406A as It Returns Above NT$9

Foreign investors' top net buy was Active CTBC Taiwan Income (00406A) with 71,941 lots, after foreign investors had net sold 6万8227 lots of the issue in the previous trading day. The ETF had fallen below NT$9 in the previous trading day to close at NT$8.83, and quickly returned above NT$9 on the 28th, closing at NT$9.18, up 3.96%. Foreign investors' second-largest net buy was AUO (2409) with 68,585 lots, after net selling of 95,959 lots in the previous trading day, with its share price ending two straight declines to close at NT$35.55, up 6.28%. The rest of the top ten net buys were Active Uni-President Upgrade 50 (00403A) with 37,395 lots, Winbond (2344) with 2万5347 lots, Innolux (3481) with 21,908 lots, PSMC (6770) with 17,433 lots, CTBC Taiwan-Japan-Korea PCB (009828) with 15,623 lots, UMC (2303) with 1万2886 lots, Compal (2324) with 12,494 lots, and Hon Hai (2317) with 11,299 lots.

Foreign Selling Focuses on Nearly 30,000 Lots of Macronix

On the foreign net-sell side, the top ten were led by Macronix (2337) with 29,994 lots, followed by Taiwan Glass (1802) with 11,030 lots, Pou Chen (9904) with 10,993 lots, China Airlines (2610) with 9,482 lots, E.SUN Financial (2884) with 8,506 lots, Acer (2353) with 7,526 lots, Yuanta Taiwan 50 (0050) with 7,076 lots, Fuh Hwa FTSE Real Estate (00712) with 6,686 lots, Taiwan High Speed Rail (2633) with 6597 lots, and Highwealth (2542) with 5,785 lots. Investing always involves risks, fund investments may result in profits or losses, investors should read the prospectus carefully before subscribing, prudently assess risks and bear investment results themselves.

FAQ

How did Taiwan stocks perform at the close on the 28th?

Taiwan stocks surged 939.35 points on the 28th to close at 47035.58 points, reclaiming the 47000-point mark, with turnover of NT$722.135 billion and combined net buying of NT$29.894 billion by the three major institutional investors.

What were foreign investors' top net buys on the 28th?

Foreign investors' top net buy was Active CTBC Taiwan Income (00406A) with 71,941 lots, closing at NT$9.18, up 3.96%; second was AUO (2409) with 68,585 lots, closing at NT$35.55, up 6.28%.

What were the moves by investment trusts and dealers on the 28th?

Investment trusts posted single-day net buying of NT$11.807 billion, a 12th consecutive trading day of net buying; dealers posted combined net buying of NT$2.165 billion, ending a run of 12 consecutive sells.