Money flowing into stocks is limited?

(NLDO) - The slight decrease in liquidity on December 12 shows that cash flow is still limited. The market is expected to remain in a probing state in the next trading session.

At the end of the session on December 12, the VN-Index decreased by 1.5 points (-0.12%), closing at 1,267 points.

Although the market increased in the morning session of December 12, the increase was very limited. Entering the afternoon session, after an unsuccessful attempt to increase points, the market cooled down and gradually retreated into the red zone.

With the above developments, many groups of stocks turned red. The green color was only concentrated in individual stocks and mostly in the mid- and small-cap group.

At the end of the session, VN-Index decreased by 1.5 points (-0.12%), closing at 1,267 points. Liquidity decreased slightly with 487.9 million shares matched on the HoSE floor.

In the group of 30 large stocks, 11 stocks increased in price such as HDB (+1.3%), BVH (+1.3%), BCM (+0.7%), VNM (+0.6%), GVR (+0.6%)... On the contrary, there were 15 stocks decreased in price such as PLX (-1.3%), VIC (-1%), HPG (-0.9%), SHB (-0.9%), MSN (-0.8%)...

Dragon Capital Securities Company (VDSC) commented that the supporting cash flow is still limited and cautious. The market is expected to be in a probing state in the next trading session and may adjust to continue testing the supporting cash flow at the 1,260 - 1,265 point area. If the cash flow continues to support at this area, the market still has the ability to recover and expand the uptrend.

"Investors need to observe supply and demand developments to assess the market status, and consider when the market recovers to take profits on stocks that have increased rapidly to the resistance zone" - VDSC recommends.

Meanwhile, VCBS Securities Company believes that the market has not shown any signs of improvement. Investors should take advantage of the fluctuations in each session to disburse stocks at good prices with the goal of averaging the cost of capital.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/chung-khoan-ngay-mai-13-12-tien-chay-vao-co-phieu-bi-han-che-196241212172217964.htm