Two Bank Stocks Hit Hard by Brokerage Firms’ Net Selling on November 20th

Proprietary trading firms extended their net selling streak on the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE), offloading a total of VND 48 billion worth of shares.

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Following a session marked by declining points and increased liquidity, the market experienced a slowdown during the November 20th session. Despite persistent pressure on multiple stocks, the main index rebounded strongly in the afternoon as buying interest improved. At the close, the VN-Index rose by 6.99 points (+0.42%) to reach 1,655.99 points. A notable highlight was the foreign trading activity, with foreign investors returning to net buying at 244 billion VND after 11 consecutive sessions of net selling.

Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks continued to net sell 48 billion VND on HOSE.

Specifically, proprietary trading desks of securities firms recorded the highest net selling in EIB at -72 billion VND, followed by STB (-32 billion), MWG (-27 billion), OCB (-21 billion), and FPT (-9 billion VND). Other stocks also saw significant net selling, including MSN (-9 billion), VIC (-8 billion), LPB (-7 billion), HDB (-5 billion), and VPB (-4 billion VND).

Conversely, DGC led the net buying with a value of 87 billion VND. This was followed by CII (32 billion), HHS (30 billion), POW (13 billion), GAS (6 billion), VHM (5 billion), HPG (5 billion), TCB (3 billion), PNJ (2 billion), and DGW (2 billion VND).

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