Following a robust rally, market sentiment turned positive, propelling the VNINDEX to a modest gap-up at the opening of the November 27 session. However, trading volume waned as selling pressure intensified near resistance levels, particularly in the afternoon session. Despite this, the VN-Index closed with a gain of 3.96 points (+0.24%), settling at 1,684.32 points. Foreign investors, after a net buying spree, reversed course to net sell VND 6 billion across the market.
Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks net bought VND 671 billion on HOSE.
Specifically, GEX led the net buying activity with VND 992 billion, followed by POW (VND 279 billion), GMD (VND 25 billion), MWG (VND 23 billion), STB (VND 16 billion), TCB (VND 12 billion), GAS (VND 6 billion), HDC (VND 4 billion), EIB (VND 3 billion), and PVT (VND 3 billion) – all prominently featured in securities firms’ net buying lists.
Conversely, the most significant net selling was observed in E1VFVN30, totaling VND -50 billion, trailed by VNM (VND -16 billion), TPB (VND -12 billion), MBB (VND -12 billion), and VPB (VND -11 billion). Other notable net sells included VIB (VND -10 billion), HDB (VND -10 billion), HPG (VND -9 billion), FRT (VND -9 billion), and MSN (VND -6 billion).
Stock Market Update November 27: Widespread Stock Declines, One Bank Stock Surges to a Striking Purple
The stock market session on November 27th closed in the green, yet underlying dynamics painted a less optimistic picture.
Tracking the Whale Money on November 26: Foreign and Proprietary Traders Unite in Net Buying as VN-Index Surges
Amid a 20-point surge in the VN-Index, foreign investors turned net buyers after three consecutive sessions of net selling. This marked a rare buying session for overseas investors in November.
Market Pulse 27/11: Efforts to Gain Momentum Face Ongoing Challenges
Despite early attempts to rally in the afternoon session, the VN-Index faced continued resistance around the 1,690-point mark, leading to a swift correction. By the close, Vietnam’s benchmark stock index managed a gain of just under 4 points, a far cry from the session’s peak of nearly 15 points.
Vietstock Daily 28/11/2025: Is Market Polarization Returning?
The VN-Index trimmed its gains, forming a Long Upper Shadow candlestick pattern, signaling heightened profit-taking pressure as the index tests its September 2025 peak (around 1,695-1,711 points). Nevertheless, the short-term outlook remains positive, supported by the MACD indicator’s continued upward trajectory and its recent crossover above the zero line.
Foreign Block Buys Nearly VND 600 Billion as VN-Index Surges: Which Stocks Were Scooped Up the Most?
Foreign investors’ trading activity has been a significant boost to the market, with a net buying value of approximately 579 billion VND. This influx of investment highlights their confidence in the market’s potential and serves as a positive indicator for future growth.
