Vietnam’s stock market witnessed a lackluster session on October 30, with the benchmark VN-Index closing 3.15 points lower at 1,258.63. In terms of foreign investment, foreign investors continued to offload Vietnamese stocks, with a net sell value of over VND 144 billion across all markets.
Brokerage firms’ proprietary trading activities resulted in a net sell position of VND 94 billion across all markets.
On the HoSE, brokerage firms’ proprietary trading activities resulted in a net sell position of VND 98 billion. This figure includes a net sell of VND 127 billion on the matching order segment and a net buy of VND 29 billion on the negotiated deal segment.
Specifically, the stocks that witnessed the highest net selling by brokerage firms were MSN and STB, with figures of VND 65 billion and VND 27 billion, respectively. Additionally, stocks like TCB, VPB, and FPT also experienced net selling during the October 30 session.
On the other hand, the stock that witnessed the highest net buying by brokerage firms was VIB, with a net buy value of VND 34 billion. Other stocks that were net bought during the session included E1VFVN30, MBB, and VCI.
On the HNX, brokerage firms’ proprietary trading activities resulted in a net buy position of nearly VND 2 billion, with PVS being the most purchased stock with a net buy value of VND 1 billion.
On the UPCoM, brokerage firms’ proprietary trading activities resulted in a net buy position of VND 3 billion, with VGI being the most purchased stock with a net buy value of over VND 2.5 billion.
The Beat of the Market on 10/28: Indecision Looms, Telecom Services Shine Brightly
At the end of the trading session, the VN-Index rose 2.05 points (+0.16%) to 1,254.77, while the HNX-Index dipped 0.03 points (-0.01%) to 224.59. The market breadth tilted towards gainers with 389 advancers and 283 decliners. The large-cap stocks also witnessed a sea of green, as reflected in the VN30-Index, with 15 gainers, 9 losers, and 6 stocks holding steady.
Tomorrow’s Stock Market Outlook: Anticipating Real Estate and Banking Stocks to Lead the Charge
Although the VN-Index fell during the October 30th session, it was a positive day for many bank and real estate stocks, which saw their share prices rise.