Proprietary trading firms marked their second consecutive net buying session on HOSE, with today’s scale reaching nearly VND 1,107 billion. Among them, FPT led the net buying with over VND 600 billion, significantly outpacing other stocks.
On the net selling side, GMD topped the list but with a modest scale of nearly VND 22 billion, insufficient to exert significant market pressure.
 Source: VietstockFinance
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Source: VietstockFinance
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Meanwhile, foreign investors extended their net selling streak to the third session, with today’s scale nearing VND 522 billion. The market recorded five cases of net selling exceeding hundreds of billions, including VIC (over VND 234 billion), VHM (over VND 138 billion), CTG (over VND 124 billion), MBB (nearly VND 116 billion), and HPG (nearly VND 108 billion).
Conversely, VIX saw net buying of nearly VND 108 billion, leading the market as the only stock with net buying exceeding hundreds of billions today.
| Foreign Trading Trends Over the Last 5 Sessions |
| Top Stocks with Highest Net Foreign Trading on October 31 |
– 6:30 PM, October 31, 2025
October 30th Session: Foreign Investors Offload Over 1.2 Trillion VND – Which Stocks Took the Biggest Hit?
Foreign block transactions once again emerged as a significant drawback, with substantial net selling observed on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE).
Brokerage Firms’ Proprietary Traders Offload Hundreds of Billions in Vietnamese Stocks on October 29: Which Shares Were the Focus of Net Selling?
Proprietary trading firms net sold VND 344 billion on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE).
Why Are Stock Investors Hesitant Despite Corporate Profit Reports?
Several stocks are signaling optimism following robust third-quarter earnings reports, yet the market continues to exhibit signs of stagnation as liquidity declines. At today’s close (October 29), the VN-Index edged up slightly, surpassing the 1,685-point mark.
Market Pulse 30/10: Intense Selling Pressure in Afternoon Session Pushes VN-Index to Close 16 Points Lower
Vietnamese stocks concluded a challenging trading session on October 30th, with the VN-Index closing down 16.26 points at 1,669.57. However, the decline could have been more severe if not for late-session efforts to stabilize the market.
Vietstock Daily 31/10/2025: Market Volatility Persists?
The VN-Index has retraced and continues to oscillate around the 50-day SMA. Trading volume declined for the fourth consecutive session, remaining below the 20-day average. Additionally, the Stochastic Oscillator has reversed, signaling a sell indication, suggesting that short-term volatility is likely to persist.
