Vietnam’s stock market experienced significant volatility during the April 17 session, with the VN-Index closing up 6.95 points at 1,217.25. Today also marked the expiration of VN30 futures contracts, adding to investors’ cautious sentiment. However, foreign trading was a downside, with a strong net sell-off of VND 4,585 billion across the market.
Securities companies’ proprietary trading continued to net sell VND 186 billion.
On the HoSE, securities companies’ proprietary trading net sold VND 187 billion, including VND 157 billion on the matching order channel and VND 29 billion on the negotiated trading channel.
Specifically, securities companies net sold the most in the FPT stock with a value of VND 79 billion. The next two stocks with significant net selling were STB and E1VFVN30, with values of VND 48 billion and VND 37 billion, respectively. Other stocks that were net sold in today’s session include KOS, GEX, PNJ, and VIB…
On the other hand, HPG and FUEVFVND were the most net bought by securities companies, with values of VND 32 billion and VND 12 billion, respectively. VIC, MBB, and VHM were also among the net bought stocks…
On the HNX, securities companies’ proprietary trading net bought nearly VND 600 million in VCC stock.
On the UPCoM, securities companies’ proprietary trading net sold nearly VND 390 million, with net selling in two stocks: MCH and VGI.
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