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Taiwan’s stock market opened drastically low and plummeted even lower on Monday, dragged down by sharp sell-offs in US, Japanese and South Korean Markets. The Taiex plunged by nearly 2,700 points in early trading, setting a new record for the largest intraday drop ever for the market. Retail investors were left reeling, while others moved in to buy the dip and loaded up on TSMC shares and the 0050 ETF, which ultimately helped the market recover some of its losses. Let’s hear more.

- I bought TSMC today.

- Did you get TSMC or the 0050 ETF?
- I didn’t get any.
- You didn’t? Why? Was it too late?
- The price I requested was too low.

Chang Yung-chuan
Cathay Securities Investment Trust
In the second half of the year, after market positions have been digested and stabilized, Taiwan stocks’ fundamentals will remain quite healthy. There is still an opportunity for the market to continue challenging new highs once this consolidation process is complete.

Many are referring to this day as “Black Monday.” Taiwan shares briefly fell to 42,376 points, a sheer drop of 2,694 points, and at one point 300 stocks were locked at the daily limit-down. Among the hard hit sectors were semiconductors and electronics, finance, traditional industries, memory-chip makers and shipping. Bargain hunters stepped in and trimmed some of the losses, resulting in a smaller drop of 1,568 points at closing, for 43,502. Institutional investors sold a net NT$133.9 billion, while foreign investors dumped NT$93.8 billion in shares.

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