Stocks were unexpectedly "ambushed" at the end of the session, VN-Index lost more than 25 points

ANTD.VN - A sudden sell-off occurred when the stock market was about to enter the ATC session, causing the VN-Index to fall freely, down 25.33 points.

In recent sessions, the stock market has been trading cautiously as investors have been hesitant in making buying and selling decisions. Stock groups are highly differentiated, the main indices fluctuate within a narrow range and end the session with a slight increase.

This situation continued in the morning session and more than half of the afternoon session. The lack of guidance in the cash flow made it more cautious, with profit-taking pressure appearing at many times.

At the end of the morning session, VN-Index was pulled down below the reference, down 0.76 points (-0.07%), to 1,113.06 points. On the HOSE floor, there were 215 stocks increasing and 218 stocks decreasing, most of the bluechips were in an increase - decrease state of just over or under 1%.

Total trading volume reached more than 372.8 million units, worth 7,526 billion VND.

On the HNX floor, the HNX-Index temporarily ended the session in green, slightly increasing by 0.54 points (+0.23%), to 231.03 points. The number of codes increasing was 60, while there were 65 codes decreasing. The total matched volume reached more than 52.2 million units, worth VND1,095 billion.

UpCoM-Index also decreased by 0.23 points (-0.27%) this morning to 85.8 points. Total matched volume reached more than 19.8 million units, worth 219.9 billion VND.

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A series of stocks were pulled to the floor price at the end of today's session.

Entering the afternoon session, strong selling pressure suddenly appeared right before entering the ATC session, causing the indices to change from a tug-of-war state to a nosedive.

A series of stocks fell straight to the floor price. Among them, we must mention a series of names in the securities industry such as: VIC, VCI, FTS, BSI, CTS, AGR, MBS... Large stocks such as SSI, VND all decreased by over 6%. The general index of this industry group today decreased by 6.23 points with all 19 codes falling deeply, no code kept the green color.

Real estate today also recorded 11 codes decreasing by the full amplitude, including a series of names that traded quite positively in the morning session such as PDR, DIG, DXG, NLG, GEX, NKG...

NVL was the most actively traded stock in the market today with over 59 million shares matched. Despite the positive trading in the morning session, this stock suffered the same fate as the entire market when it closed down 2%.

DIG hit the floor and also had more than 37.5 million units matched.

Today, no stocks in the banking group were able to maintain their green color. However, bank shareholders were still less “heartbroken” than many other sectors when stocks decreased within a not-so-large range, mostly below 3%.

In general, today, except for the agriculture, forestry and fishery group that maintained green, all other stock groups were submerged in red.

At the end of the session, VN-Index plummeted, losing 25.33 points (-2.27%), down to 1,088.49 points. On the HOSE floor, there were only 109 stocks increasing, 397 stocks decreasing, and 79 stocks remaining unchanged. In the VN30 group, VHM was the only one that maintained the reference, all the remaining stocks decreased.

Trading volume across the entire floor skyrocketed in the afternoon session, reaching more than 1 billion shares with a total value of more than VND20.6 trillion. Foreign investors traded negatively, net selling nearly VND443 billion on this floor.

HNX-Index also recorded a decrease of 5.95 points (-2.58%), down to 224.54 points. On the HNX floor, 60 stocks increased, 58 stocks remained unchanged and 107 stocks decreased.

Liquidity on the floor reached nearly 134 million shares, equivalent to a value of VND2,777 billion. Foreign investors net bought slightly more than VND7 billion on this floor.

On the UPCoM floor, the number of codes increasing was also greater than the number of codes decreasing (155/111), UPCoM-Index decreased 1.09 points (-1.26%), down to 84.95 points.

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