Financial stockholders are crying! Foreign capital sold financial stocks in August and ranked first in development funds. (The picture is provided by the industry)
[Reporter Zhang Huiwen/Taipei Report]Financial depositors cry! According to statistics, foreign investors oversold Taiwan stocks by more than 124 billion yuan in August. Almost all of the oversold rankings were financial stocks. Among them, Development Fund (2883) ranked first, and the number of oversold stocks exceeded 180,000. Daikin (2885) ranked No. 2 on the list of over-buying by foreign investors in August, with 67,000 over-buys.
According to CMoney’s statistics, among the top 15 foreign investors in August, as many as 11 were financial stocks. Except for UMC (2303), which ranked second, Winbond (2344) ranked fifth and sixth. ), AUO (2409), and Sinosteel (2002), which was oversold at No. 14, the rest are overwhelmingly financial stocks.
In addition to the development gold being dumped by foreign capital, Yushan Gold (2884), Yongfeng Gold (2890), Taiwan Enterprise Bank (2834) also sold over 80,000 to 120,000 copies, and First Gold (2892 ), Shin Kong Gold (2888), Taishin Gold (2887), Huanan Gold (2880), CITIC Gold (2891), Zhaofeng Gold (2886), and Zhangyin (2801) all sold more than 50,000 shares.
The legal person believes that the focus of funds in August is all on AI concept stocks. Observed foreign investment in August is almost electronic stocks, including Acer (2353), Elite (2331), Pegatron (4938), Lite-On Technology (2301) , D-Link (2332), etc., obviously shifted funds from finance to technology stocks, and the short-term is still rich in themes of electronic stocks.
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2023-09-03 03:14:47
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