Chuanmu: The China-South Korea Semiconductor ETF has generated profits exceeding 29 million yuan and has already recouped its principal.
Svmuu reported that the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF (513310) hit its daily limit in the final trading session, with trading volume reaching 6.9 billion yuan. Trader Chuan Mu shared a screenshot of his holdings, stating: "I've taken out the principal from the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF, and I'll keep the profits until I earn enough for a worry-free future." The screenshot shows that he holds 5 million shares of the China-Korea Semiconductor ETF, with a current market value of approximately 27.94 million yuan, an unrealized floating profit of about 29.38 million yuan, and a daily reference profit/loss of roughly 5.13 million yuan.
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