The stock market opened with a slight uptick on October 6th, followed by a day of sideways trading. Notably, trading volume significantly decreased, indicating investors’ cautious sentiment persists. At the close, the VN-Index settled at 1,642.64, down 12.25 points (-0.74%). Foreign investors continued their net selling streak, offloading a total of VND 1,236 billion across the market.
Securities firms net sold VND 355 billion on HOSE.
Specifically, securities firms were most active in net selling MWG, with a value of -VND 152 billion, followed by MSN (-VND 38 billion), VHM (-VND 37 billion), CTG (-VND 21 billion), and PLX (-VND 17 billion). Other stocks experiencing notable net selling included HDB (-VND 17 billion), VIC (-VND 15 billion), VCB (-VND 12 billion), FPT (-VND 12 billion), and VRE (-VND 12 billion).
On the flip side, TCB saw the strongest net buying at VND 25 billion. This was followed by STB (VND 13 billion), PVD (VND 4 billion), VNM (VND 3 billion), FUEMAV30 (VND 2 billion), EIB (VND 2 billion), ELC (VND 2 billion), DCM (VND 2 billion), MBB (VND 2 billion), and SAM (VND 1 billion).
Stock Market Liquidity Continues to Hit New Lows
Throughout today’s trading session (November 6th), the VN-Index predominantly fluctuated in negative territory. Despite briefly recovering to the reference level towards the close, the benchmark index struggled to maintain momentum. During the afternoon session, as T+ stocks became available for trading, sellers remained cautious, refraining from aggressive selling. This hesitation reflects the subdued sentiment surrounding short-term trading opportunities, which currently offer limited profit potential.
A Major Force Returns to Scoop Up Vietnamese Stocks Amid Sharp Decline in Late Week Session on November 7th
Proprietary trading desks at securities companies collectively net-purchased VND 35 billion worth of stocks on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) today.
Stock Market Update November 7: Awaiting Signals to Invest in Oil & Gas Stocks
Despite the lackluster market conditions, savvy investors can strategically allocate funds into stocks within the oil and gas sector, as well as public investment domains, particularly those trading near their support levels.
Market Pulse 07/11: Foreign Investors Offload Financial & Real Estate Stocks, VN-Index Dips Below 1,600 Points
At the close of trading, the VN-Index dropped 43.54 points (-2.65%), settling at 1,599.1 points, while the HNX-Index fell 6.04 points (-2.27%), closing at 260.11 points. Market breadth was overwhelmingly negative, with 540 decliners outpacing 204 advancers. Similarly, the VN30 basket saw red dominate, as 28 stocks declined and only 2 advanced.
Technical Analysis Afternoon Session 07/11: A Critical Test in Progress
The VN-Index persists in its short-term volatility, testing the August 2025 lows (equivalent to the 1,605–1,630 point range). Meanwhile, the HNX-Index continues its downward trajectory, facing challenges in surpassing the Bollinger Bands’ Middle line in the near term.
