Last Friday, margin financing in Taiwan's stock market dropped by NT$27.6 billion—the third-largest decline in history. The top two declines occurred during last year's tariff-related market crash: NT$33 billion on April 9 and NT$28.5 billion on April 8, which marked the deepest downturns in the Taiwan stock market. However, as many investors recall, those who bought stocks during last year's crash have already multiplied their returns. The Taiwan stock index surged from around 17,000 to a recent high of 48,000, gaining over 30,000 points. The current margin financing situation on July 17 closely resembles that of last year’s tariff crisis, leading analysts to predict a significant rebound.
Nonetheless, investors are advised to focus on key technical lines for small- and mid-cap AI stocks from July 20 to 22. For established AI stocks, they should use the P/E ratio safe-buying data shared in the analyst’s program to implement a strategy of 'eliminating weak holdings and concentrating on strong performers.' Remember, stocks do not rise or fall every day—they follow a rhythm. Reviewing the market movements after last April’s tariff crash or watching the July 17 YouTube episode will clarify why portfolio optimization is crucial during upswings.
Additionally, TSMC, MediaTek, Delta Electronics, Foxconn, Quanta Computer, Wistron, and Wiwynn are expected to see their P/E ratios return to safe buying levels between July 20 and 24. Use the keyword [721] to access this data and identify precise buy/sell points. The July 17 YouTube episode provides a full explanation—re-watching it will be beneficial for those who missed it.
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Source: Moore Securities Investment Advisory — Analyst Yang Yu-Hua
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- Source: PR Times
- Category: News
- Dates in source: 7/17 / 7/20