During the week of November 24-28, the stock market rebounded from the 1,640-1,660 range after a week of sideways movement, climbing towards the resistance zone near 1,700. The primary drivers of this upward momentum were Vingroup’s stocks (VIC, VPL), alongside other large-cap stocks such as VNM, GEE, and VJC. Overall liquidity remained unchanged compared to previous weeks, with subdued trading activity reflecting investor caution. By the end of the week, the VNINDEX rose 2.18% to close at 1,690.99 points.
In terms of foreign investor trading value, net selling continued, though at a significantly reduced pace. Notably, foreign investors turned net buyers on Wednesday and Friday. Over the five sessions, foreign investors net sold 730 billion VND across the market.
Breaking it down by exchange, foreign investors net sold 563 billion VND on HoSE, 28 billion VND on HNX, and 139 billion VND on UPCoM.
Analyzing individual stocks, VIC was the most heavily net sold, with a value of 616 billion VND. VIX followed with 574 billion VND, VCB with 448 billion VND, and VJC with 386 billion VND. Other large-cap stocks facing significant outflows included VRE (367 billion VND), MBB (242 billion VND), VCI (237 billion VND), MCH (227 billion VND), MWG (224 billion VND), and ACB (208 billion VND).
On the buying side, FPT led foreign investor net purchases with 646 billion VND. VPB followed with 467 billion VND, POW with 361 billion VND, and VNM with 357 billion VND. Financial, banking, and technology stocks such as SHB (268 billion VND), TCX (258 billion VND), HDB (185 billion VND), and the ETF E1VFVN30 (155 billion VND) also saw strong inflows. Additionally, MSN (102 billion VND) and DGW (96 billion VND) attracted notable foreign interest.
VN-Index Surges Near 1,700 Points as Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong Joins the World’s Top 98 Wealthiest Individuals
The weekend trading session of November 28th concluded with a mixed performance, as the VN-Index managed to stay in the green while the overall market was dominated by a sea of red.
Vinpearl Granted Margin After Six Months of Listing; Novaland and Other Controlled Stocks Face Further Cuts
Vinpearl Corporation (HOSE: VPL) has officially qualified for margin trading, meeting all requirements post its minimum listing period and avoiding any warning status. Meanwhile, HOSE maintains its list of 65 ineligible stocks, primarily due to regulatory restrictions, warning statuses, and negative financial results.
Foreign Investors Splash Over 300 Billion VND to “Snap Up” a Single Stock on November 27th Session
Intense net selling pressure concentrated heavily on large-cap stocks, with VJC leading the decline, recording a staggering net sell value of 303 billion VND.
GELEX’s Market Cap Nears $3 Billion After Three Consecutive Circuit Breakers, Delivering 7x Returns to Shareholders Since Year-Start
Robust demand propelled GEE shares to their third consecutive ceiling-hitting session, pushing the stock price above the 200,000 VND mark. This upward momentum coincides with the company’s impressive nine-month business performance.
Surge in Brokerage Firm’s Proprietary Trading: A Stock Witnessed Sudden Billion-Dollar Accumulation on November 27th
Proprietary trading desks at securities companies have injected a substantial net inflow of 671 billion VND into the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE), signaling a notable shift in market sentiment and strategic positioning.
