During the session when VN-Index fell for the first time in more than 1.5 years, market liquidity also suddenly increased to more than 42,000 billion VND when more than 2 billion shares were traded. Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) alone recorded a trading value of more than 36,145 billion VND with 1.7 billion shares changing hands. This is a record trading volume of HOSE after 23 years of operation. In particular, Vingroup's VIC shares ranked first in terms of trading value with approximately 1,800 billion VND, equivalent to 26 million shares matched in the session. So, who bought this record amount of shares?
Securities companies' proprietary trading block and foreign block increased buying strongly in session 18.8
According to statistics from HOSE, yesterday, the securities companies' self-trading sector bought 1,643 billion VND in stocks and fund certificates and sold nearly 587 billion VND. Thus, the securities companies' self-trading sector net bought more than 1,056 billion VND. Net buying activities focused on the VN30 group of stocks with a value of nearly 910 billion VND.
The blue-chip stocks that were bought the most by the self-trading sector were VIC with a value of VND148.1 billion, VNM with a value of VND147.3 billion, MBB with a value of VND76.9 billion, HPG with a value of VND75.5 billion, MWG with a value of VND65.2 billion, VPB with a net purchase value of VND55 billion and MSN with a value of VND53.8 billion. In addition, many bank stocks were also bought strongly such as EIB, TCB, CTG, ACB...
In addition to the buying power from the securities companies' self-trading sector, foreign investors also increased their net buying volume yesterday when 170 stocks hit the floor on the HOSE alone. On the HOSE alone, foreign investors net bought nearly 432 billion VND with a volume of nearly 3 million shares.
Leading in terms of net buying value by foreign investors is Vinamilk's VNM stock with nearly 188 billion VND. Next is CTG of Vietnam Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Industry and Trade with a net purchase value of more than 156 billion VND, VHM of Vinhomes with 146.5 billion VND, VRE of Vincom Retail with a net purchase value of 103.4 billion VND, VCB of Vietcombank with 71.3 billion VND or TPB with 69.8 billion VND... On the contrary, foreign investors net sold on the HNX floor worth more than 2 billion VND, equivalent to a volume of 375,152 units of shares...
The proportion of both self-employed and foreign investors did not account for much of the total record volume of shares traded yesterday. However, this shows that institutional investors often aggressively buy in during sessions when stocks fall sharply or domestic individual investors compete to sell.
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