Should You Buy or Sell as Taiwan Stocks Plunge 3,000 Points? 2 Major Rebound Signals Revealed: Buy Blindly in This Range?

Taiwan stocks have experienced a sharp correction following TSMC's earnings announcement, causing investor anxiety to rise. Xie Fuxu emphasizes the importance of selling high-dividend ETFs and financial stocks during this downturn and carefully observing market trends. He also shares his experience of making a profit of 6 million yen in a significant downtrend this year, providing valuable information for investors. Is there a crisis behind the Taiwan stock market volatility? Revealing the causes of volatility and 3 major warnings! Recently, the volatility of Taiwan stocks has become more pronounced, with intra-day fluctuations sometimes reaching 1,000 points. Market sentiment has gradually become more cautious, and many investors are beginning to wonder if the bullish trend has entered a high-level consolidation phase. Xie Fuxu pointed out in the program that this correction appears calm on the surface, but in fact, dark currents have been surging beneath the surface, and many popular thematic stocks have quietly fallen again. He further revealed the three key warnings behind this volatility in the program, reminding investors to pay attention to subsequent changes. Are all high-dividend ETFs sold out? Major cuts in financial stocks! Revealing the list of weak and strong! Recently, high-dividend ETFs and financial stocks have become popular havens for many investors during market volatility. However, Xie Fuxu chose to clear out China Trust Bank, Yuanta Financial, and sell some high-dividend stocks against the trend, attracting high market attention. Regarding this, Xie Fuxu will deeply analyze in the program why these popular targets 'cannot be bought' at this stage and help you grasp the key observation points in the stock disaster! More exciting content is in '下班經濟學', where hosts Xie Zheqing, Zhang Qingfang, and Xie Fuxu will help you grasp investment opportunities and risk layouts in volatile markets.