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Page version: 2026-08-15 | Official or primary sources are preferred for material rules and figures. AI may assist structure, translation, and code, but is not used as the sole factual source.
Start with legally required company disclosures
Taiwan’s MOPS provides financial reports, monthly revenue, material information, shareholder-meeting information, and dividend disclosures for public companies.
Read the original material announcement
When news or social media summarizes an event, verify the publication time and full company disclosure in the original announcement.
Monthly revenue and financial statements answer different questions
Monthly sales arrive faster, but do not show profitability by themselves. Financial statements provide margins, expenses, balance-sheet data, and cash flow.
Use a verification hierarchy
A practical order is: company disclosure → exchange/regulator → media summary → social discussion. The more important the decision, the closer you should get to primary sources.
How to verify information
Start with company filings, exchange/regulatory sources, and primary disclosures before relying on media summaries or market commentary. When sources conflict, prioritize formal filings and primary sources.