AI demand lifts Taiwan glass fiber maker Fu Sheng Kung as traders split on taking profits
Shares of Taiwanese glass fiber cloth maker Fu Sheng Kung (1815) jumped sharply, briefly hitting the daily limit up — good news for holders who bought the dip, but the crowd is now split on whether to chase it or cash out.
- The stock spiked to its daily ceiling before easing back, still well above last week's high.
- AI server demand is driving orders for high-end electronic materials, including advanced glass fiber cloth.
- Some retail investors say the rally is just getting started and call the pullback a last chance to buy.
- Others are already selling into the strength, locking in quick gains after a fast run-up.
- The stock has round-tripped violently — some traders sold near 60 after buying above 100, only to watch it recover within a month.
Outlook: The next move likely hinges on Fu Sheng Kung's coming revenue figures and whether AI-driven demand for high-end glass fiber cloth holds up.