Foreign investors sell more than 400 billion VND as domestic banks, individuals, and institutions buy

Foreign investors continued to be net sellers with a strong net selling value of 407.6 billion dong. Specifically, in terms of matched orders, they sold a net value of 409.5 billion dong, mainly disposing of banking stocks...

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Unexpected flows of money turned the real estate group into an outstanding pillar, pulling the market up by another 7 points in today’s trading session, with VN-Index closing at 1,209 points. Positive breadth with 288 stocks gaining against 201 stocks losing points.

Among them, real estate sector increased by 1.54% with Vin’s family including VHM up 1.79%; VIC up 3.29%; VRE up 2.27%; NVL up 1.14%, KBC up 1.29%. Specifically, Vin’s family contributed 2 points to the overall market. Information technology sector increased by 1.01% with FPT up 1.06%, contributing 0.34 points to the market.

Liquidity of the three exchanges decreased slightly compared to yesterday’s session, with a total trading value of over 20,000 billion VND, of which foreign investors continued to be strong net sellers with 407.6 billion VND, and in terms of matched orders, they were net sellers with 409.5 billion VND.

Foreign investors’ net buying in matched orders were in the Real Estate group, and Industrial Goods & Services group. The top net buyers in matched orders were: DIG, NVL, VIC, GVR, PVT, FUEVFVND, HAH, BCG, VSC, DXG.

Foreign investors’ net selling in matched orders were in the Banking group. The top net sellers in matched orders were: VNM, STB, VND, MWG, VIX, DGC, HCM, HDB, PDR.

Individual investors had a net buying value of 260.1 billion VND, with a net buying value in matched orders of 271.2 billion VND. In terms of matched orders, they were net buyers in 10 out of 18 sectors, mostly in the Banking sector. The top net buyers among individual investors were: VNM, STB, VND, MWG, VIX, DGC, VCG, HDB, SSI, MBB.

In terms of matched orders, they were net sellers in 8 out of 18 sectors, mainly in the Real Estate group and Industrial Goods & Services group. The top net sellers were: DIG, VIC, VHM, PVT, GVR, HAH, BCG, AAA, ASM.

Proprietary traders were net sellers with 38.2 billion VND, specifically in matched orders they were net buyers with 84.1 billion VND. In terms of matched orders, proprietary traders were net buyers in 9 out of 18 sectors. The strongest net buying sector was Food and Beverage, Banking. The top net buyers in matched orders among proprietary traders today were: FPT, VHM, AAA, ASM, VRE, E1VFVN30, ACB, VPB, VNM, VIC.

The top net sellers were in the Financial Services group. The top net sold stocks were: NVL, SSI, VSC, MBB, GVR, EIB, GAS, HPG, MIG, FUEVFVND.

Domestic institutional investors had a net buying value of 178.6 billion VND, specifically in matched orders, they were net buyers with 54.2 billion VND. In terms of matched orders, domestic institutional investors were net sellers in 9 out of 18 sectors, with the largest value in the Information Technology group. The top net sellers were FUEVFVND, FPT, ACB, MBB, DGC, PC1, TCB, VNM, E1VFVN30, PNJ.

The largest net buying value was in the Real Estate group. The top net buyers were SSI, VCI, HPG, VIB, HCM, NVL, VND, DCM, VHC, HDC.

Block trades reached 801.1 billion VND, a decrease of -5.5% compared to yesterday and accounted for 4% of the total trading value. Block trades were mainly carried out between individual investors, focusing on some banking stocks (EIB, MSB, SSB, TCB).

Allocation of money flows increased into Real Estate, Securities, Chemicals, Farming & Aquaculture, Food, Wood, while decreased into Banking, Steel, Construction, Retail, Oil & Gas Exploration, Construction Materials. In terms of matched orders, the proportion of trading value increased for VNMID and VNSML mid-cap groups, while decreased for VN30 large-cap group.