The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange fell into a state of "green on the outside, red on the inside" when the VN-Index increased by nearly 5 points compared to the reference, but the number of stocks decreasing was greater than the number of stocks increasing, and market liquidity fell to the lowest level in the past half month.
VN-Index yesterday broke its sharp decline streak, but many securities companies still expressed a cautious view on the possibility of continued recovery in the session of June 26. Some experts said that investors should take advantage of the recovery to restructure their portfolios, selling stocks that no longer have growth momentum in the context of unstable market sentiment and the index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange may turn around and fall sharply.
However, the actual performance of today's session was not as positive as expected. VN-Index opened in a relatively excited state thanks to a series of stocks trading above the reference. Before the lunch break, the index reversed direction and at times retreated close to the 1,245 point mark. Demand for disbursement at low prices appeared in the afternoon session, helping to narrow the decrease range, gradually turning green before closing with an increase of nearly 5 points, to 1,261.24 points.
VN-Index extended its upward trend for the second consecutive session, but the signal of a sustainable upward trend was not very clear because the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange today fell into a state of "green skin, red heart". Specifically, the index increased but the number of stocks decreasing was dominant with 216 codes, while the number of stocks increasing was only 190 codes. The breadth of the large-cap basket was more balanced with 12 codes increasing and 12 codes decreasing, while 6 codes remained unchanged.
GVR is a special case of the VN30 basket in the mid-week session when this code hit the ceiling of 35,950 VND, leading the list of stocks that have the most positive impact on the VN-Index. In addition, the support for today's session also appeared scattered in many industry groups. For example, BCM of the industrial real estate group increased by 4.76% to 66,000 VND, FPT of the information technology group increased by 1.38% to 131,800 VND, PLX of the oil and gas group increased by 3.41% to 42,400 VND.
On the other hand, in the list of 10 market growth drivers, there are 4 representatives from the banking group. Specifically, VCB led the way with a decrease of 0.35% to 85,200 VND. Next, CTG decreased by 0.95% to 31,300 VND, MBB decreased by 0.44% to 22,500 VND and OCB decreased by 1.72% to 14,300 VND. The two pillars of the food group, SAB and VNM, were also on this list. Specifically, SAB decreased by 0.99% to 60,000 VND and VNM decreased by 0.46% to 65,200 VND.
The trading volume for the entire session reached over 878 million shares, an increase of 43 million units compared to the previous session. However, the trading value decreased by 734 billion VND, down to 20,812 billion VND. This was the session with the lowest liquidity value in more than half a month.
FPT ranked first in terms of trading value with over VND932 billion, equivalent to 7.1 million shares. The following positions in the liquidity ranking have a significant gap compared to the leading position. Specifically, HPG recorded a trading value of over VND570 billion (equivalent to 19.7 million shares), VPB about VND514 billion (equivalent to 27.2 million shares) and MWG approximately VND509 billion (equivalent to 8.2 million shares).
Foreign investors continued to extend their net selling streak. This group sold more than 117 million shares, equivalent to a transaction value of more than VND3,252 billion, while only disbursing nearly VND2,651 billion to buy more than 102 million shares. The net selling value accordingly reached more than VND601 billion.
Foreign investors continued to aggressively sell FPT shares with a net value of more than VND250 billion. On the other hand, foreign investors actively disbursed into TCB with a net purchase value of nearly VND80 billion, followed by DBC with more than VND42 billion, MSN with approximately VND37 billion and PLX with more than VND33 billion.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/vn-index-tang-phien-thu-hai-tren-nen-thanh-khoan-am-dam-d218615.html
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