Index Plunges 829 Points, Weekly Line Falls for Three Straight Weeks
Taiwan stocks last week from 10月27日至10月30日 saw sharp volatility, with Friday the 30日 closing plunging 1156.50 points to 45211.83 points, for a weekly cumulative decline of 829.60 points, down 1.80%, marking three consecutive weekly declines. According to TWSE statistics, the three major institutional investors net sold 1878.80億元 last week, including foreign investors net selling 1733.65億元, while investment trusts bucked the trend with net buying of 685.87億元, presenting a domestic-foreign standoff.
Memory Duo Takes Crown, Institutions Sweep Over 11萬張
Although the memory group was dragged down by market volatility, it still attracted active institutional布局. 華邦電 last week received 61653張 in net buying from the three major institutional investors, taking the net-buying 冠軍, including about 5.9萬張 in foreign-investor net buying, showing foreign investors as the main driver. However 華邦電 on Friday fell 6元, down 3.52%, closing at 164.5元, showing divergence between chips and price. 力積電 followed closely with 53424張 in second place, with the two totaling over 11.5萬張; its Friday price also weakened, falling 2.9元, down 4.17%, closing at 66.6元, still seeing clear institutional accumulation for the week.
5 Financial Stocks on List, 中鋼 and 陽明 in Top Ten
Financials were also favored, with 中信金 taking third place with 39567張 as the most-bought financial, 合庫金 buying 27865張 in fifth, 彰銀 buying 24000張 in sixth, 台新新光金 buying 23544張 in eighth, and 元大金 buying 22492張 in tenth, with 5 names in the top ten, showing institutions continued to布局 financials amid electronics volatility.
In addition, steel leader 中鋼 received 36235張 in net buying in fourth place, shipping stock 陽明 bought 23727張 in seventh, and electronics stock 英業達 bought 22865張 in ninth, also entering the top ten, spread across traditional and electronics sectors. Overall, although institutions sharply trimmed the broader market, they still added to specific groups; investors should judge independently, assess carefully and bear their own investment risks.