Closing the session on November 13, the VN-Index ended at 1,631 points, down 0.42 points (-0.03%)
The morning session on November 13 started on a positive note, with the VN-Index rising slightly by 2.63 points (0.16%) due to strong demand for key stocks such as VIC, MSN, and MWG. However, the upward momentum soon stalled, and the index fluctuated within a narrow range of +/-5 points.
In the afternoon session, selling pressure intensified from banking stocks (SHB, TCB), Vingroup real estate, and securities, pushing the VN-Index below the 1,630-point mark within the first 30 minutes. Fortunately, buying interest resurged toward the end of the session, focusing on stocks like SHB, VIC, and TCB, helping the market narrow its losses.
By the close, the VN-Index settled at 1,631 points, down 0.42 points (-0.03%), marking the third consecutive session of narrow trading.
According to Rong Viet Securities, liquidity on November 13 decreased slightly, indicating that supply pressure remains moderate. Investors are likely to adopt a cautious trading approach in the next session. If buying support continues and absorbs the supply, the market could generate a new upward wave.
However, VCBS Securities notes that the VN-Index is in a tug-of-war phase, retesting supply-demand dynamics around the 1,630-1,650 point range. Money flow is clearly divided, concentrating on stock groups that have not seen significant gains recently, such as energy, agriculture, and maritime transport.
Given the current situation, VCBS Securities recommends that investors prioritize short-term trading, selecting stocks with increasing demand signals and gradually investing during market fluctuations. Notable sectors include construction, energy, and chemicals.
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