Cash flow unexpectedly focused strongly on the real estate group. Some industry stocks such as DXG and PDR hit the ceiling. The positive recovery of real estate stocks helped the trading market flourish, returning to surpass the 1,280 point mark.
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| VN-Index exceeded 1280 points. |
After 3 consecutive sessions of decline, on October 17, trading was still gloomy and investors seemed not very interested in the market at the moment. However, some stocks were pulled above the reference level, contributing to the slight increase in the indices. The disappearance of cash flow made the green color, although appearing, still quite "fragile". After the first trading hour after opening, the trading value on HoSE was only at 1,200 billion VND. Weak demand, the indices gradually fell below the reference level, in which, pressure appeared from many stocks such as banks, securities, steel, chemicals.
However, a surprise occurred in the second half of the afternoon session when demand surged sharply in the real estate group and "ignited" a series of other stock groups to recover, so the indices were also pulled above the reference level. VN-Index and HNX-Index both closed at the highest level of the session.
The focus of attention was on real estate stocks. After trading sluggishly at the beginning of the session, a series of stocks broke out again. Of which, DXG and PDR played the role of “locomotives” when they were pulled up to the ceiling price. In addition, codes such as CEO, DIG, QCG, SCR, DXS, HPX… also increased sharply in price.
The excitement spread to many other stock groups, in which, securities stocks had a good recovery despite a sharp decline. VDS only decreased by 0.71%, MBS increased by 1.4%, VND increased by 1.7%, SSI increased by 1.3%, VCI increased by nearly 3% and was the stock leading the cash flow into the securities group.
In the banking group, VCB was the stock with the most positive contribution to the VN-Index with 0.95 points. At the end of the session, VCB increased by 0.77%. BID increased by 0.9% and also contributed 0.62 points. The next positions in the list with the most positive contributions to the VN-Index all belonged to the banking group including MBB, STB, ACB, CTG or MSB.
On the other hand, HDB went against the positive movement of the banking group when it fell sharply by 1.7% and was the stock with the most negative impact on the VN-Index when it took away 0.32 points. Stocks such as GAS, SAB, GMD or GVR… also decreased in price and negatively affected the fluctuations of the VN-Index.
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| Bank stocks contributed the most points to the increase in the session on October 17. |
In the mid- and small-cap group, DBC continued to decrease by 2%. DBC's stock price has continuously decreased since announcing positive business results for the third quarter of 2024. Accordingly, net revenue was more than VND 3,500 billion, up 30% over the same period in 2023. The company's after-tax profit was more than VND 312 billion in the third quarter of 2024, 25 times higher than the same period in 2023 and the highest level in the past 5 quarters.
At the end of the trading session, VN-Index increased by 7.04 points (0.55%) to 1,286.52 points. The entire floor had 224 stocks increasing, 128 stocks decreasing and 79 stocks remaining unchanged. HNX-Index increased by 1.86 points (0.81%) to 230.12 points. The entire floor had 87 stocks increasing, 60 stocks decreasing and 59 stocks remaining unchanged. UPCoM-Index increased by 0.38 points (0.41%) to 92.7 points.
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| Foreign investors extended their net selling streak to the 5th session. |
The total trading volume on HoSE reached more than 685 million shares, equivalent to a trading value of VND15,696 billion (up 18% compared to the previous session), of which negotiated transactions accounted for VND1,696 billion. The trading value on HNX and UPCoM reached VND971 billion and VND1,876 billion, respectively.
Foreign investors had their fifth consecutive net selling session on HoSE with a value of over VND400 billion. Of which, this capital flow strongly net sold ETF certificates FUESSVFL with VND124 billion. HDB and DBC were net sold with VND122 billion and VND73 billion respectively. On the other hand, STB was the strongest net bought with VND177 billion. NTL and EIB were net bought with VND84 billion and VND25 billion respectively.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-hoi-phuc-ngoan-muc-trong-phien-dao-han-phai-sinh-d227701.html
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