Surge in Brokerage Firm’s Proprietary Trading: One Stock Witnessed Unexpected Net Buying Spike on September 23rd

Proprietary trading firms recorded a net purchase of VND 61 billion on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE), signaling a significant shift in market dynamics. This substantial investment underscores growing confidence in the bourse's potential, as traders capitalize on emerging opportunities within Vietnam's vibrant financial landscape.

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After five consecutive sessions of decline and a sudden surge in selling pressure in the previous session, the stock market experienced significant volatility on September 23. The VN-Index closed with a slight gain of 0.81 points (+0.05%), reaching 1,635.26 points, comfortably above the psychological support level of 1,600 points. Following several sessions of heavy selling, foreign trading activity stabilized, with net selling amounting to only 7 billion VND across the market.

Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks recorded a net purchase of 61 billion VND on HOSE.

Specifically, GEE and HPG were net bought with values of 380 billion VND and 42 billion VND, respectively. They were followed by ACB (5 billion VND), VIB (5 billion VND), VSC (3 billion VND), HDG (2 billion VND), BID (2 billion VND), VCI (1 billion VND), E1VFVN30 (1 billion VND), and VPB (1 billion VND), all of which saw strong buying from securities firms’ trading desks.

Conversely, the strongest net selling by securities firms was observed in SHB, with a value of -72 billion VND, followed by MWG (-46 billion VND), VCB (-36 billion VND), MBB (-22 billion VND), and MSN (-22 billion VND). Other stocks also recorded notable net selling, including STB (-20 billion VND), VIC (-19 billion VND), VRE (-18 billion VND), DCM (-12 billion VND), and VHM (-11 billion VND).

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