The Taiwan stock market closed at 20235 points today, with minor fluctuations, finishing up 2 points, and the trading volume reached NT$273.1 billion. The monthly K-line recorded two consecutive black candles but left a lower shadow of 2929 points. The OTC index, after briefly flipping to negative, maintained a downward trajectory, closing at 219.98 points, down 2.53 points, also leaving a downward shadow of 36.01 points.

As for electronic blue-chip stocks, TSMC (2330) saw 12612 buy orders at the end of the session, with its share price rising from NT$905 to NT$908, an increase of NT$6 or 0.67%. Hon Hai (2317) closed at NT$141.5, down NT$1.5, a decline of over 1%, while MediaTek (2454) ended at NT$1350, dropping NT$20 or 1.46%.

Today’s strong sectors included the robotics-related stocks, with stocks like Hezhuang (6215), Zhijie (1597), Kunying (2365), Gaofeng (4510), Yinghan (4562), Luosheng (8374), and Bintai (3379) hitting the daily limit up, closing at NT$95.7, NT$88, NT$38.5, NT$53, NT$49.75, NT$97.3, and NT$61 respectively.

Additionally, amid the resurgence of COVID-19 in the country, healthcare stocks attracted significant capital, with Hengda (1325), Maobao (1732), and Reying (3373) hitting the daily limit up with closing prices of NT$28.35, NT$26.25, and NT$22.95 respectively. High-end vaccines (6547) ended at NT$55.1, up NT$4.7 or 9.33%, while Kangnaxiang (9919) and Meide Medical-DR (9103) both saw over 8% gains.