Every two weeks · the United States, Japan and Taiwan
The Hill Report
Where disclosed money went in the past fortnight, who moved it, what it means and what is likely to come, with charts of the flows and a check of the last report’s expectations against what happened.
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Foreign investors sell NT$771.1bn as chipmakers lead Taiwan's retreat
Foreign investors sold a net NT$771.1bn of Taiwanese shares in the fortnight, concentrated in chipmakers, while local investment trusts bought and money edged towards telecoms, food retailers and financial groups.
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Large holders cut Advantest and banks as BlackRock backs Keyence
Large holders reported $2.8bn of net selling in a fortnight when TOPIX fell 3.7 per cent. They cut Advantest and the banks, added to Keyence and activist targets, and mostly sold shares that went on beating the market.
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Congress turns seller as insiders keep unloading technology shares
Members of Congress turned net sellers, led by a Senate sale of Williams Companies, while company insiders sold $1.3bn, chiefly in technology. The filings are thin and often late, and the election on 3 November looms.