Today's Key News! What Stocks to Buy After TAIEX Breaks 40,000?／Cross-Strait Flights Boom／Eligible Nationwide 'Can Receive NT$60,000 Annually'

Published Jul 29, 2026 12:52 PM ・ Updated Jul 29, 2026 1:19 PM ・ 4 min read ・ Source: PR Times

Wind Media News Focus brings you today's key news. The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TAIEX) plummeted over 2,000 points in a single day, with renowned analyst Sun Qinglong stating that this decline is a reasonable correction after high P/E ratios. He recommended two stocks, saying they are assets he plans to leave for his daughter, and provided detailed EPS and P/E ratio estimates for TSMC, forecasting growth in AI's four core domains over the next decade. Meanwhile, the Taichung-Chengdu direct flight route has launched, offering a new travel option for over 7 million people in central Taiwan. Upon arrival, high-speed rail takes just 1 hour and 33 minutes to reach Jiuzhaigou and Huanglong scenic areas. The Legislative Yuan has passed the 'Taiwan Children and Youth Growth and Future Account Act,' making all Taiwanese nationals under 18 and residing in Taiwan eligible. From birth to age 18, up to NT$1.14 million can be accumulated, but some funds must be deposited into a special account and can only be withdrawn for specific purposes after age 18. Typhoon Baidong has rapidly intensified within 36 hours and may soon surpass this year's strongest typhoon, Bawi. Currently, its path is biased towards southeastern Japan, posing no direct threat to Taiwan. The South Korean stock market crash has affected 350,000 investors, with 1.2 million accounts facing margin calls and a 10.84% drop. Xie Jinhe pointed out that a special ETF leverage mechanism was the root cause. Politically, Wang Dingyu has announced he will not seek re-election as a Central Standing Committee member of the Democratic Progressive Party (DPP), amid controversies over campus construction records and personal life issues, leading to a reshuffle within the party.

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