The stock market traded negatively on November 24th. Strong selling pressure towards the end of the session pushed the main index below the 1,250 mark. The VN-Index closed significantly lower, falling by 13.49 points to 1,257.41. Foreign exchange transactions were a negative factor, as they net sold over VND 257 billion on the entire market.
Proprietary trading by securities companies recorded a net purchase of VND 55 billion on the whole market.

On the HoSE, proprietary trading by securities companies net bought VND 63 billion, all on the matching order channel.
Specifically, the transactions of securities companies net bought VND 61 billion in STB, and VNM shares were also net bought for VND 51 billion. In addition, stocks such as ACB, FPT, VCB, etc., were also net bought in the November 24 session.
On the other hand, securities companies net sold the most in VPB and VHM, with values of VND 86 billion and VND 63 billion, respectively. Stocks that were net sold in today’s session also included EIB, REE, FUEVFVND, etc.
On the HNX, proprietary trading by securities companies net bought VND 3 billion, with VCS being net bought for nearly VND 4 billion, and VC2 being net bought for nearly VND 4 billion. In contrast, IDC was net sold for VND 3 billion.
On UPCoM, proprietary trading by securities companies slightly net sold with the only transaction being the net sale of ACV shares.
The Expert’s View: Stocks Poised to Balance at 1,240-Point Mark
The experts predict that the market will find a short-term equilibrium around the 1,240 – 1,250-point mark next week. This presents an opportunity for investors to strategically purchase stocks with positive business prospects for the remaining two quarters of the year.