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TSMC's Stock Surges! Securities Firms Bought These 4 Funds Last Week, Including Semiconductor ETF, with the Top One Being...

Reported about 1 year ago

FTNN News Network reported that TSMC's stock (2330) broke the NT$1000 mark last week along with a 524.34-point increase in the Taiwan stock market (07/01-07/05), closing at 23,556.59 points, up by 2.28%. According to the Taiwan Stock Exchange's post-market chip movements, securities firms made net purchases of NT$2.716 billion, with the most shares bought in the ETF market being the Yuanta Taiwan 50 Inverse 1 (00632R) with over 8,000 shares, and four other 'volume-included' ETFs were also among the top ten purchases. Among the top ten ETF stocks bought by securities firms last week, the Yuanta Taiwan 50 Inverse 1 (00632R) ranked first with 8,590 shares bought; followed by the Yuanta US Treasury 20+ Year 2x Leveraged (00680L) with 3,430 shares bought; and then the CTBC Key Semiconductor (00891) with 838 shares bought. The following stocks in the list were Cathay Taiwan 5G+ (00881), Fubon Taiwan Semiconductor (00892), Fubon Corporate Governance (00692), KGI Preferred High Dividend 30 (00915), Cathay Taiwan Weighted Inverse 1 (00664R), Fubon Future Car (00895), and Yuanta Taiwan High Dividend Low Volatility (00713), all showing net purchases by securities firms. FTNN News Network reminds investors that this information is for reference only, and investment decisions should be made independently with caution and at their own risk. For more FTNN News reports on ex-dividend date approaching for 00940, large disposals of old ETF 00878 and 00929, and severe cutbacks by investment trusts in a particular stock totaling over 77,000 shares in a week.

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Main Suspect in Kaohsiung Luxury Apartment Body Hiding Case Admits to the Crime and Suddenly Sent to Hospital Urgently

Reported about 1 year ago

In the 'body hiding case in a Kaohsiung luxury apartment' that shocked society, the main suspect, surnamed Chen, admitted to killing someone and hiding the body, which led to his mother reporting to the police in a panic. When taken back for investigation, Chen initially confessed to the crime but later became uncooperative, claiming to feel unwell and was urgently sent to the hospital at night. The police suspect a possible internal conflict within a fraud ring, as Chen had involvement in both the murder and the fraud. The case is ongoing with further investigations pending.

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Musicians Collaborate to Help the Homeless in UK Charity Concert

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On July 6, 2024, Tzu Chi volunteers in the UK helped those in need in cities like Manchester, London, Edinburgh, and Oxford. Over the past two years, their efforts have reached the streets of London. Eight musicians from various parts of the UK volunteered their talents to create a charity concert, inspiring attendees to do good deeds. With melodious notes, the performers captivated the audience, encouraging everyone to contribute. Even a single father, a violin teacher named Mr. Cao, drove three hours to lend his support. The event drew 120 people, who not only enjoyed the music but also embraced the spirit of compassion to assist those in need.

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Be Prepared for Severe Thunderstorms as Cold-Core Low Approaches Taiwan

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On July 6, 2024, weather experts warn of an approaching cold-core low-pressure system that will bring increased convective activity in the atmosphere, leading to the threat of severe thunderstorms with lightning, strong winds, heavy rain, and hail particularly in the central and southern mountainous regions of Taiwan. The high temperatures and unstable conditions are expected to persist until next Saturday, advising precautions against heatstroke and sunburn. Additionally, precautions are advised for potential flash floods in low-lying areas and landslides in mountainous regions due to heavy rainfall. The weather pattern is expected to remain unpredictable until next week, with thunderstorm risks extending into both mountainous and low-lying areas. However, as the week progresses, the intensity of thunderstorms may decrease and their coverage may shrink with the strengthening of the Pacific high-pressure system.

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Key Phrase from Mother Exposes Son's Crime in 'Wardrobe Murder Case' at Kaohsiung Art Museum Mansion

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On July 6, 2024, in Kaohsiung, a mysterious 'wardrobe murder' case unfolded at a luxury mansion in Gushan District. The suspect, a 22-year-old surnamed Chen, asked his mother to dispose of the wardrobe, which revealed that he had killed someone. Shocked, the mother reported to the police, urging her son to surrender. The son initially pleaded with her not to call the authorities. Investigation later revealed that both Chen and the deceased were members of a fraud ring, with the victim having a conflict involving 300,000 yuan. Chen's identity was confirmed through fingerprints, and he will face charges of murder. Caution: Do not replicate such behavior.

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曾寶儀主持金秀賢見面會獲讚爆

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南韓男神金秀賢昨日來台舉辦見面會《EYES ON YOU》,曾寶儀主持功力被狂讚,被稱為昨晚「最大贏家」。曾寶儀在臉書上發文表示主持粉絲見面會是特別的工作,雖未與金秀賢合照,但對方給予溫暖擁抱,讓她稱工作很圓滿。經驗豐富的曾寶儀主持恰到好處、不搶鋒頭,受到粉絲和網友一致好評。

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Breaking News/Crime of Unfolding Body in Closet at Kaohsiung Art Museum Mansion - Main Suspect Claims Illness and Rushed to Hospital

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According to CTi News Network on July 6, 2024, at 7:19 p.m., a murder case occurred at a mansion in the Gushan District of Kaohsiung City yesterday. The preliminary investigation by the police suggests that it may be related to a scam group conflict, stemming from a 300,000 debt dispute. The main suspect, surnamed Chen, and the deceased were both members of the same fraudulent group. Chen allegedly visited the deceased's home to demand the owed money and resorted to fatally beating and folding the victim's body into a closet. After being arrested by the police, Chen claimed sudden discomfort and was rushed to the hospital for treatment. Details on his condition were not disclosed by the authorities, mentioning that if his health checks out, he would be discharged. If he refuses further night interrogation, he will be sent to the detention center with the questioning to continue the next morning. Stay tuned to CTi News Network for any further updates on this case.

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Bronny James展示他有望成為有價值的NBA球員

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在Bronny James在洛杉磯湖人隊的NBA首秀中,儘管僅2投9中,但他展示了自己有望成為有價值的NBA球員的潛力。Bronny展示了防守、籃板和傳球等技巧,雖然這些方面仍需發展,但他有機會成為一名有用的角色球員。儘管還需時間發展,Bronny James展現了他的潛力和努力。

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Consensus Reached on 'Sly Fox' Costume Design, Rainie Yang Takes Home Best Actor at Taipei Film Awards with 12 Votes

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After the 26th Taipei Film Awards ceremony, Director Lee Yamei and Chair of the Jury Panel this year, Hong Kong director Chen Guo, publicly discussed the judging process. The award for Best Costume Design in 'Sly Fox' received unanimous agreement with 13 votes, becoming the most consensual award. Rainie Yang was crowned Best Actor with 12 votes for his role in 'Sly Fox', impressing the judges with his performance and dedication. Additionally, Rainie narrowly lost the Best Supporting Actress award to Chen Yihan, encouraging her to continue acting for better results in the future.

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Santos CEO Races Against Time to Build Gas Empire

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Kevin Gallagher, CEO of Santos Ltd, is facing pressure to accelerate the company's growth strategy to solidify its position as an international energy contender. Despite initial success in transforming Santos into a major fossil fuel producer, Gallagher must overcome shareholder doubts, underperforming stock prices, and potential takeover bids from competitors like Woodside Energy Group and Eni SpA. His ambitious plan to boost production volume by 50% by the end of the decade and focus on gas projects in the Asia Pacific region is crucial for Santos' future success, but challenges such as project delays and investor demands for stronger capital discipline loom ahead.

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Kaohsiung Millennium Festival Criticized as 'Four Unlikeness', Locals Call for 'Rebranding'

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Last year, Kaohsiung City government spent 8.4 million NTD on the Millennium Festival, which was criticized for lacking local cultural characteristics, spending money on female group performances, and being perceived as 'non-localized' and 'four unlikeness'. In response, the city government plans to host the event in October this year, with local representatives and residents calling for a 'rebranding' to focus on promoting the city's old settlement culture instead of organizing activities that deviate from the local culture. The event organizers are considering incorporating more local cultural elements and ensuring that the Millennium Festival truly represents the unique characteristics of Kaohsiung.

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Chain Saws Invented for Childbirth Assistance

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In the 18th century, early hand-cranked chain saws were invented to assist in difficult vaginal births by breaking through parts of pelvic bone and cartilage. The chain saws, considered as an obstetrical prototype, were very different from the woodcutting ones used today. Two doctors, John Aitken and James Jeffray, independently worked on the medical chain saws for childbirth, aiming to remedy dangerous emergency methods used during birth emergencies.

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Japanese Man Brutally Bullied by Colleagues, Forced into Washing Machine Due to Body Odor

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In Japan, a man in his 50s was bullied by colleagues who found him 'smelly,' resulting in him being forcibly placed into a large washing machine for curtains and stuffed animals and then turned on, causing bruises and injuries. The incident, which took place in Kyoto, involved two men in their 30s mistreating their intellectually disabled 50-year-old colleague. The perpetrators have been arrested, and police are investigating if there were previous instances of bullying. The victim had endured prior abuse from the same individuals as well.

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Rising Ocean Temperatures in Australia Drive Toxic Marine Life Southward

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Australia is surrounded by rich marine ecosystems, but also by poisonous marine creatures that pose a potential threat to people. A toxicologist in Australia operates a research institute to understand these deadly marine animals, ensuring human safety by extracting life-saving antivenom from them and discovering compounds in jellyfish venom that have successfully cured conditions like rheumatoid arthritis in animal experiments. With rising sea temperatures due to climate change, these deadly marine animals are moving towards the southern Australian coast, with an average of 5 to 6 people dying annually from bites by poisonous creatures. The toxicologist's goal is to continue researching these creatures and ensuring public safety by potentially finding treatments for diseases like cancer and arthritis from marine venom compounds.

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Uncover the Hidden 'Chairman K Flight' by Starlux Airlines! Travel Agency Offers Exclusive Summer West Coast Itinerary with SNOOPY Plane and Captain Chang Kuo-Wei for Joyful Return to Taipei

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Starlux Airlines recently announced the expansion of its West Coast route, with the inaugural flight scheduled for August 16, to be piloted by Chairman Chang Kuo-Wei (K Chairman) as per tradition, leading many Starlux fans to rush to purchase tickets for the flight hoping to board the 'K Chairman Flight.' World+, a travel agency with a long history in group travel to America and Canada, has exclusively obtained group seats on Starlux Airlines' Seattle to Taipei route. They have packaged a tour itinerary that aligns perfectly with the return flight piloted by K Chairman on August 19, often referred to by fans as the 'hidden version of the K Chairman Flight.' Fans of Starlux Airlines Chairman Chang Kuo-Wei, known as 'K Chairman,' eagerly seek out flights personally piloted by K Chairman for the unique experience. This exclusive package allows travelers to experience K Chairman's charm during the return flight from Seattle to Taipei. The travel agency's 'Starlux Airlines - West America National Parks, Universal Studios, Seattle Sleepless Nights 10-Day Tour' itinerary covers a visit to the Las Vegas Sphere show, among other attractions in San Francisco, Los Angeles, and Seattle, offering a well-rounded and enriching travel experience in the West Coast region.

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Kaohsiung Junior Police and Firefighter Experience Camp Kicks Off with Adorable Search and Rescue Dog Stealing the Show

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On July 6, 2024, at 6:55 PM, the Kaohsiung City Government Police Department organized a one-day junior police and firefighter experience camp, featuring a special tactics squadron rappelling demonstration. The highly popular search and rescue dog, Roger, who gained fame during the Hualien earthquake, interacted with children, demonstrating obedience and cuteness, creating a photo frenzy. The event also included performances by the special tactics squadron and the Fire Department's rope rescue team showcasing their skills. The search and rescue dogs, including the retiring hero Roger and the newcomer Vance, engaged enthusiastically with the children, capturing everyone's hearts. The dogs' heroic image has led to the production of a calendar by authorities to be released in January next year.

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Small Number but Boundless Love: Immediate Aid to Paraguay for Disaster Relief

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Despite the limited number of Tzu Chi volunteers in Paraguay, wherever there is a need, whether at the scene of a fire or in tornado-hit areas, volunteers can be seen offering care. Residents affected by disasters express helplessness over the destruction of their homes. Tzu Chi volunteers provide aid and supplies, bringing hope and support to those in need, including a tornado survivor and fire victims turned volunteers themselves. From supplying hot meals to delivering essential goods, the volunteers extend their support to various affected communities across Paraguay, demonstrating unwavering compassion in times of crisis.

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Protesters in Barcelona rally against mass tourism

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Thousands of protesters took to the streets in Barcelona to oppose the overwhelming influence of mass tourism in the city. Demonstrators voiced concerns about the city catering mainly to tourists, leaving citizens struggling financially. Rents have soared, prompting the mayor to announce plans to eliminate short-term rental leases by 2028 to address housing affordability and prioritize the needs of permanent residents over tourists.

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Tzu Chi Historical Events on July 7, 2024

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On July 6, 2024, Great Love Television's 'Historical Today' segment looked back on events from July 7. The program highlighted stories such as Tzu Chi volunteers helping with grape harvesting for an injured victim's parents, an environmental disaster education exhibition in collaboration with various organizations in 2023, and a patient named Guo Mingyang from Henan receiving treatment at Hualien Tzu Chi Hospital in 2016. These events showcased acts of kindness and charity by Tzu Chi volunteers in different circumstances.

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Volunteers Clean Up Malacca River, Dubbed as Garbage Dump, with Hundreds of Participants

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In response to the increasing litter and pollution around tourist attractions attracting large crowds like the Malacca River in Malaysia, the government joined hands with Tzu Chi and the public to clean up the famous site. Volunteers collect around 400-500 kilograms of trash daily, with some days seeing as much as 5 tons of debris after rain. Plastic bottles are a common find along the river, emphasizing the need to reduce single-use plastics to maintain a clean environment. Over 100 volunteers and citizens teamed up on June 29 to clean the river and raise awareness about the importance of preserving water sources by preventing pollution from household waste. The cleanup activity also aimed to instill environmental awareness in young children and the community, promoting a cleaner Earth for future generations.

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Nepal Tzu Chi Filial Piety and Gratitute Event, Heartwarming Moments with Love Letters

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On July 6, 2024, at 6:43 PM, the Tzu Chi Foundation in Lumbini, Nepal, held an event to express filial piety and gratitude. During the event, children prepared a surprise for their parents, bringing tears to many parents' eyes. The children wrote heartfelt letters to their parents and then massaged them, creating a touching moment of love and connection. The event, while simple, emphasized the importance of expressing love within Nepalese families, encouraging both children and parents to cherish and show appreciation for each other.

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Taiwanese Stock Market Remains Strong with the Launch of Strongest iPhone in Recent Years and Positive Outlook for Electronic Industry

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Despite the volatile market ahead of the US election, the Taiwanese stock market, closely related to the US market, has seen leading semiconductor TSMC's stock price surpass the milestone of NT$1000, with the market index continuing to rise. The electronic industry is expected to benefit from the upcoming strong demand for iPhone due to the AI technology, potentially leading to the strongest replacement wave in recent years. However, concerns remain on various macroeconomic factors, such as the worsening liquidity indicators in the bond market and the unresolved issue of the unsustainable fiscal deficit in the US.

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Challenges Faced by Science Parks Impacting Local Residents' Quality of Life

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Science parks such as the Southern Taiwan Innovation Park and the Hsinchu Science Park have generated immense revenues, but issues like heavy traffic congestion, soaring property prices, and lack of adequate infrastructures have significantly increased the distress of local residents. Despite efforts by local governments to address these problems through projects like new roads and public transport services, the impact remains a major concern. Housing prices around the parks have skyrocketed, making it difficult for young working individuals to afford homes. Experts suggest that without proper government intervention, the situation may worsen with time.

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Sonja Morgan Says Goodbye to N.Y.C. Townhouse After Selling It: 'End of an Era'

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Sonja Morgan, formerly of The Real Housewives of New York City, shared a video on Instagram showing the behind-the-scenes process of moving out of her beloved New York City townhouse after selling it at auction in May. In the post, she reflected on the memories made in the home and expressed excitement for the next owner to create their own. Fellow Housewives stars and fans also shared their sentiments on the move.

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High-profile Murder Case in Kaohsiung Art Gallery Mansion, Victim Brutally Killed and Folded into Bag, Suspected Fraud Gang Revenge Leads to Fatal Confrontation

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According to SET News on July 6, 2024, in Kaohsiung, a man was found brutally killed in an art gallery mansion in Gushan District, with the body folded and stuffed in a bag in the closet. The suspect, a 22-year-old male named Chen, was brought in for questioning by the police, investigating a possible motive behind the crime which could be a result of a vendetta between members of a fraud gang. The investigation is ongoing to confirm the victim's identity and determine the exact cause of death amid speculations of a debt dispute amounting to 300,000 NT dollars.

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