79 Stocks Suffer Margin Cuts on HOSE in Q3 2024

In the list of 79 stocks that are ineligible for margin trading in Q3 2024, some notable names stand out. These include well-known stocks such as HAG, HBC, and HVN, as well as FRT, and newly listed stocks HNA, MCM, and PUEKIVND.

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On July 2nd, the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) published a list of 79 securities codes that are ineligible for margin trading in the third quarter of 2024. The list includes familiar names that are either under warning or supervision, such as AAT, DAG, DRH, HAG, HBC, HNG, HVN, ITA, OGC, PSH, SMC, TTF, and SRF.

According to the list, stocks such as FRT, DQC, DXS, and FCN have been cut from margin trading in the third quarter due to negative post-tax profits of the parent company’s consolidated audited financial statements for 2023.

Some special cases include CAV, which is ineligible for margin due to its delisting status, and PTB, which had its consolidated financial statements for 2023 audited with a disclaimer of opinion by the auditing organization. SBV is also ineligible due to tax law violations.

DRH is not qualified for margin trading due to trading restrictions and the company’s delay in disclosing audited financial statements for 2023, exceeding the 5-day deadline.

Additionally, three listed funds, FUCVREIT, FUEIP100, and FUEKIV30, are ineligible due to their net asset value (NAV) per fund certificate being lower than the par value, based on the monthly net asset value change report for three consecutive months. Moreover, the FUEKIVND fund certificate is ineligible for margin trading as it has been listed for less than six months.

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