Reported about 1 year ago
Taiwan's stock market rose by 263.08 points on June 13, with eight major government-owned banks selling shares of various companies. Hon Hai, or Foxconn, was hit the hardest with 9,030 shares sold, followed by development financial holdings DFI and Yuanta Financial Holdings with 2,976 and 1,908 shares sold respectively. LED leadframe manufacturer UniPlastic-Gu along with Foxconn's test and packaging unit Xintec-KY saw their stocks rise and subsequently halted trading, being sold off by elders in large quantities. Netizens reacted humorously, saying they were 'nearly killed by elders' and joking that 'the elders are selling off the government-owned banks'. Overall, Hon Hai was the top-sold stock with a whopping 9,030 shares sold.
Source: YAHOO