October 14th Session: Foreign Investors Offload Over 1.4 Trillion VND – Which Stocks Faced the Heaviest Sell-Off?

Foreign investors' trading activity has once again become a significant detractor, with a substantial net sell-off of 1,429 billion VND.

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Caution crept into the market, halting the VN-Index’s four-session winning streak. The VN-Index closed the October 14 session at 1,761, a 4-point decline from the previous day. Market liquidity surged, exceeding 52 trillion VND.

Foreign trading activity was a notable downside, with net selling reaching 1,429 billion VND across the market.

On HOSE, foreign investors net sold 1,404 billion VND

On the buying side, VHM led foreign purchases on HOSE with over 354 billion VND. VIC followed closely, attracting 215 billion VND. VCB and FRT also saw significant buying interest, with 128 billion VND and 121 billion VND, respectively.

Conversely, FPT topped the selling list with 335 billion VND. SSI and VRE were also heavily sold, with 271 billion VND and 220 billion VND, respectively.

On HNX, foreign investors net sold 66 billion VND

CEO was the most bought stock on HNX, with 73 billion VND in net purchases. VGS followed with 3 billion VND. Foreign investors also showed interest in NTP, L40, and NRC, buying a few billion VND worth of each.

On the selling side, SHS faced the most significant foreign selling pressure, with nearly 72 billion VND. IDC followed with 43 billion VND, while PVS and DTD saw selling ranging from 3 to 15 billion VND.

On UPCOM, foreign investors net bought 41 billion VND

MCH led foreign purchases on UPCOM with 36 billion VND. HNG and VEA also saw net buying, each attracting a few billion VND.

In contrast, ACV was net sold by foreign investors for 6 billion VND. Other stocks like DDV and MA1 also saw net selling.

Mai Chi

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