According to reports from the finance center, investment trusts have been net buyers in the Taiwan stock market for five consecutive days, with a net purchase of NT$236 million yesterday (29). However, electronic stocks continue to be sold off, with Choros (3481) experiencing the most significant losses. Following three consecutive days of selling by foreign investors, the previous day saw investment trusts take over, selling 7,656 shares, and yesterday, they sold an additional 3,930 shares, topping the net selling list for two consecutive days.

Due to this alternating selling by foreign and investment trusts, Choros's stock price has declined for five straight days, opening at NT$14 yesterday and closing at NT$13.85, once again breaching the monthly line.

The top 10 stocks sold by investment trusts were: Choros (3481) 3,930 shares, Wang Hong (2337) 2,000 shares, Zhong Hong (2014) 1,912 shares, Taiwan Express (3045) 1,549 shares, Asia Cement (1102) 1,443 shares, Taiwan Enterprise Bank (2834) 1,306 shares, Inventec (2356) 1,082 shares, Far Eastern New Century (1402) 1,001 shares, Hanxiang (2634) 1,000 shares, and Aglow (3019) 850 shares.

Today (30), Choros opened at NT$13.85, and by 10:05 AM, it had decreased to NT$13.80, down 0.36% (NT$0.05).

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