Vietnam’s stock investors experienced a rollercoaster trading session as the main index oscillsection continuously swayed around the reference mark within a narrow range. At the close of the October 28 session, the VN-Index slightly increased by 2.05 points to 1,254.77. Trading liquidity on HoSE dried up, with a matching value of only about 9,200 billion VND.
In this context, foreign trading continued to be a downside as they aggressively sold off across the market, with a net selling value of up to 579 billion VND.
Foreign investors net sold nearly 458 billion VND on HoSE
In the selling session, MSN stock faced the strongest selling pressure from foreign investors with an abnormally high value of 280 billion VND. Additionally, HPG was also net sold around 72 billion VND, and DXG, VNM, and KBC experienced net selling between 36 and 51 billion VND.
Conversely, FPT and EIB stocks were the most bought by foreign investors on the HOSE, with values of about 50 billion VND each; STB also received net buying of about 47 billion, and MWG was net bought for about 45 billion VND. Foreign investors also net purchased TCB with a value of approximately 29 billion VND.
Foreign investors net sold approximately 117 billion VND on HNX
In the buying session, IDC stock witnessed the strongest net buying of 3 billion VND; following were VFS, PVI, DL1, and VTZ, which were net bought for a few hundred million to 1 billion VND.
On the opposite side, SHS experienced aggressive net selling of up to 111 billion VND; IVS and VGS were net sold for 2 billion VND each. Subsequently, BVS and PVS faced net selling pressure from foreign investors, but the values were insignificant.
Foreign investors net sold about 5 billion VND on UPCOM
In the buying session, ABI, CSI, and VDG stocks were the most purchased by foreign investors, with values of a few hundred million VND.
Conversely, ACV and VEA experienced net selling of 3 billion VND per stock; following were QNS, MML, and AAS, which were net sold from a few tens to a few hundred million VND.
The Foreigners’ Sell-Off: A Thousand Billion Dongs’ Worth of Vietnamese Stocks Sold Off in a Week, with Steel Shares Taking the Biggest Hit
For foreign transactions, consecutive net selling has been observed across the market, with each session’s value amounting to hundreds of billions.
What’s So Special About Stocks That Have Recently Upgraded to the HOSE Exchange?
Over 204 million shares of DSC Securities have been officially listed on the HOSE, amidst a strong surge in the company’s third-quarter profits.
The Stock Market’s New Power Player: DSC Securities Lists on HoSE, Joining the Ranks of Billion-Dollar Brokerages
Over 204.8 million DSC shares were officially listed and traded on HoSE starting October 24th, with a reference price of VND 22,500 per share.
The Astonishing Number of Vinhomes Shares Bought on the First Day of the Biggest Deal in Vietnam’s Stock Market History
Vinhomes is committed to purchasing a minimum of 11.1 million shares daily and will acquire up to 37 million shares during the trading period, as per the regulations.
The Sun-Star Investment Group Requests HoSE to Reconsider Delisting SJF Shares
The delisting of SJF stock will directly impact the interests of over 6,600 shareholders and employees of the company, asserts Sao Thai Duong Investment.
