The Taiwanese stock market closed yesterday (23rd) at 19,639.14 points, up by 845.71 points, or 4.50%, with a transaction value of NT$ 269.618 billion, marking the second largest gain in history. According to 'Wanggu.com', the most notable sell-off among the eight major public-owned ETFs was the 'Monthly Dividend Fuhwa Taiwan Technology Yield (00929)', which went ex-dividend on 22nd with an opening reference price of NT$ 16.44. Despite the market's sluggishness and an interest rate crisis, the ETF's share price rebounded to NT$ 16.71 by the end of trading, successfully covering the dividend, yet still faced a sell-off of 1,773 shares, resulting in a loss of nearly NT$ 30 million.

Data shows that among the sell-offs of public-owned ETFs, the期街口布蘭特正2 (00715L) had a sell-off of 3,361 shares, making it the most sold ETF. Following it, the CIFC China 50 Long (00753L) had a sell-off of 3,348 shares, and Fuhwa FTSE Real Estate (00712) along with several other ETFs experienced substantial selling pressure.