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TAIWAN WEIGHTED

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TAIWAN WEIGHTED Performance

Today's Low

22,799.53

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Today's High

22,997.88

Open

22,799.53

TAIWAN WEIGHTED Resistance and Support

22,584.84

Pivot

Resistance

First Resistance

22,679.39

Second Resistance

22,803.13

Third Resistance

22,897.68

Support

First Support

22,461.10

Second Support

22,366.55

Third Support

22,242.81

About TAIWAN WEIGHTED

Taiwan Weighted Index

The Taiwan Weighted Index, or TAIEX is the primary index for Taiwan. It was launched in November 1970. It tracks the largest companies listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE). It follows the capitalisation-weighted method for including stocks in the index. So, a company's weightage in the index is proportional to its market value.

Features of Taiwan Weighted Index

Here are some key features of the Taiwan Weighted Index:

Sensitive to a sector: The TWII Index is highly sensitive to the performance of the technology industry of Taiwan.
Economic Indicator: It is considered as a major indicator of Taiwan's overall economic conditions.
Benchmark Usage: TWII is often used as the benchmark for investment instruments such as mutual funds and ETFs.

Eligibility Criteria for Stock Selection in Taiwan Weighted Index

The stocks are included in the TWII based on the following criteria:

Only the common stocks listed on TWSE are eligible.
New stocks must be listed for at least one calendar month.
Preferred stocks and full delivery shares are not included. Full delivery shares are included when they get the regular trading status.
Stocks suspended for trading are excluded. They will be included one month after they are traded again.

TAIEX Index Calculation Method

Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) uses the following method to calculate the TAIEX Index:

First the End-of-Day index is calculated once a day after the market closes. However, the "Price Index" is calculated every five seconds based on the most recent prices of stocks during trading hours of the TWSE's centralised securities exchange market.
To reflect the return that includes reinvesting the cash dividend, the "Total Return Index" is adjusted. The cash dividend factor is considered for this purpose.
Now the index is calculated using the formula:

Index = Aggregate market value / Base value of the current day * 100

Where,

Total market value is the product of each stock's price and the total number of shares issued.

The annual average of 1966 is the base of TAIEX, with a base value of 100 points.

Note, that the opening auction reference price may be used for calculation if trading price isn't available on that day. On the other hand, the number of listed shares may be used for new stocks included in the index.

Faqs on TAIWAN WEIGHTED

The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) is the primary stock exchange in Taiwan, where publicly traded companies list their shares for trading. It is regulated by the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange (TWSE) is the primary stock exchange in Taiwan, where publicly traded companies list their shares for trading. Established in 1961, the exchange is regulated by The Securities and Futures Bureau and the Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) of Taiwan. The exchange started trading on 9th February 1962.

The Taiwan Stock Exchange is operational from Monday to Friday (9:00 am to 1:30 pm in Taipei Standard Time (GMT+08:00). The Taiwan Stock Exchange is closed on public holidays and other days as mentioned on their calendar.

Currently, as of January 1, 2024, an overall of 997 companies were listed on the Taiwan Stock Exchange, including 925 domestic and 78 foreign companies. Furthermore, The Securities and Futures Bureau and Financial Supervisory Commission (FSC) regulate the Taiwan Stock Exchange.

As an Indian investor, you can invest in the Taiwan stock market by opening an International Trading Account. Once the account is opened through a broker, you can start adding funds in US dollars to buy the shares.

The top 10 biggest companies by revenue in Taiwan (2023 data) include Foxconn, TSMC, Pegatron, Quanta Computer, Formosa Petrochemical, Evergreen Marine, ASE Group, and MediaTek.

You can purchase the Taiwan index by investing in an exchange-traded fund (ETF), such as the Taiwan ETF (EWT). Alternatively, consider using a brokerage account that offers access to Taiwanese stock markets.

The Taiwan Stock Market is known for its technology sector, which includes semiconductor manufacturers, electronics companies, and information technology firms. Other key sectors include financial services, manufacturing, and biotechnology.

Yes, foreign investors are allowed to invest in the Taiwan Stock Market. However, there may be certain restrictions or regulations imposed by the Taiwanese government or regulatory authorities regarding foreign investment in specific sectors or industries.