The pressure of booking profits in the early spring has caused the index to weaken towards the end of the first trading session of the year of Giap Thin. The opening index was still very promising, but after a widespread selling pressure in the afternoon session, the Vn-Index closed with a slight increase of nearly 4 points, reaching around 1,202 points. The breadth was very positive with 321 stocks gaining while 153 stocks declined. Construction Materials became the strongest group, increasing by 1.59%, with HPG up by 1.95%, NKG up by 1.64%, and HSG up by 0.65%.
The total liquidity of the three exchanges reached 21,100 billion VND, of which foreign investors were net sellers with 362.8 billion VND, specifically in matched orders, they were net sellers with 327.6 billion VND. The net buying orders of foreign investors focused on the Basic Resources, Construction, and Materials groups. The top net buying orders of foreign investors included the following stocks: MSB, HPG, CII, GEX, HHV, SSI, OCB, HSG, KSB, and DGW.
On the sell side in matched orders, the main group was Real Estate. The top net selling orders of foreign investors included the following stocks: VNM, CTG, MWG, PDR, VRE, STB, VND, MSN, and HDB.
Individual investors were net buyers with 917.3 billion VND, of which they were net buyers in matched orders with 922.5 billion VND. Specifically in matched orders, they were net buyers in 12 out of 18 industries, mainly in the Banking industry. The top net buying orders of individual investors included the following stocks: VNM, ACB, MWG, CTG, VRE, VPB, VIX, STB, MSN, and PDR.
On the sell side in matched orders, individual investors were net sellers in 6 out of 18 industries, mainly in the Basic Resources, Construction, and Materials groups. The top net selling orders included the following stocks: MSB, CII, HPG, GEX, HHV, VCI, FRT, SSI, and KSB.
Proprietary traders were net sellers with 418.1 billion VND, specifically in matched orders, they were net sellers with 429.0 billion VND. Specifically in matched orders, proprietary traders were net buyers in 3 out of 18 industries. The strongest net buying group was Chemicals, Automobiles, and Spare Parts. The top net buying orders of proprietary traders in the trading session included the following stocks: GEX, AAA, E1VFVN30, PDR, FRT, FUESSVFL, TCH, ASM, DBC, and LPB.
On the sell side, the top group was Banks. The top net selling stocks included HPG, NVL, VPB, VSC, STB, TCB, MBB, VNM, VCB, and VHM.
Domestic institutional investors were net sellers with 171.6 billion VND, specifically in matched orders, they were net sellers with 165.9 billion VND. Specifically in matched orders, domestic institutional investors were net sellers in 8 out of 18 industries, with the largest value being in the Banking group. The top net selling orders included the following stocks: ACB, VIX, VHM, VRE, MBB, MWG, NLG, VPB, PNJ, and VCB.
The largest net buying value was in the Financial Services group. The top net buying orders included the following stocks: VCI, HPG, KBC, LCG, PVD, DBC, FUESSVFL, GIL, MSB, and HDB.
The negotiated transactions reached 848 billion VND, an increase of 17.3% compared to the previous session and accounted for 4% of the total trading value. Notably, there were negotiated transactions among foreign investors in FPT, TCB, and BMP stocks.
The allocation of funds increased in the Banking, Steel, Construction, Retail, Electrical Equipment, Mining, and Aftermarket and Maintenance sectors, while it decreased in the Real Estate, Securities, and Agriculture & Aquaculture sectors.
Specifically in matched orders, the trading value increased in the large capitalization group VN30, while it decreased in the mid-cap group VNMID and the small-cap group VNSML.
