What we're seeing is more entry-level sales and a more moderate appreciation of property than we've seen in previous quarters.

This is the second consecutive quarter where we've seen moderating appreciation. The market has appeared to make a transition from a double-digit frenzied growth to a more modest growth.

Other than seasonal weakness, the New Taiwan dollar's recent appreciation is expected to cost TSMC 4 percent of its sales in the current quarter.

The appreciation of the U.S. dollar will help inflate Asian exporters' overseas sales when converted back to their local currencies.

They are continuing to be tight on costs, and the merchandise sales look fine.

In the last period, we saw almost a 50 percent increase. We're going to watch the sales of the remaining gift cards and make a decision about what we're going to do.