Taiwan’s stock market experienced a significant downturn, falling 295.3 points following Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company's (TSMC) investor conference. This decline has raised concerns about the end of the recent AI-driven bull market. Despite initial expectations for a positive reaction to TSMC’s outlook, the market responded negatively, sparking widespread selling. Analysts are now closely watching Google's upcoming financial report as a key indicator of potential market stabilization. The sentiment shift reflects broader investor anxieties about the sustainability of the AI boom and its impact on tech valuations. Further declines are possible until clear signals emerge from major tech earnings. The market's reaction highlights its sensitivity to signals from leading tech companies like TSMC and Google.