STOCK MARKET REVIEW FOR THE WEEK OF 01/20/2025 – 01/24/2025

During the week of 01/20/2025 – 01/24/2025, the VN-Index continued its upward trend and broke above the 50-week SMA. However, trading volume remained below the 20-week average, indicating investors’ cautious sentiment. In the coming sessions, the index needs to hold above this level with improved liquidity to sustain the upward momentum.

TECHNICAL ANALYSIS

Trend and Price Oscillation Analysis

VN-Index – Breaks Above 100-SMA and 200-day SMA

On 01/24/2025, the VN-Index recorded its second consecutive gaining session, breaking above the 100-SMA and 200-day SMA with volume remaining above the 20-day average, reflecting investors’ positive sentiment.

Additionally, the index is trading above the Middle Bollinger Band, while the MACD indicator is approaching zero and gave a buy signal, further supporting the ongoing recovery.

Currently, the Stochastic Oscillator has provided a buy signal and is trending upwards, suggesting that the short-term recovery momentum is likely to be sustained.

HNX-Index – Breaks Above Middle Bollinger Band

On 01/24/2025, the HNX-Index rose and formed a candle resembling a Hammer pattern, breaking above the Middle Bollinger Band, indicating potential recovery momentum.

Furthermore, the MACD indicator has given a buy signal and is trending upwards, reinforcing the short-term recovery.

However, trading volume has remained below the 20-day average in recent sessions. The recovery would be more sustainable if this factor improves in the coming sessions.

Money Flow Analysis

Smart Money Flow Variation: The Negative Volume Index for the VN-Index broke above the 20-day EMA. If this condition persists in the next session, the risk of a sudden downturn (thrust down) will diminish.

Foreign Money Flow Variation: Foreign investors continued net buying on 01/24/2025. If foreign investors maintain this action in the coming sessions, the outlook will become even more optimistic.

Vietstock Consulting Analysis Team

– 17:28 02/02/2025

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