Individual Buys Over 1,000 Billion VND Net, Leaving Business Continues to “Close”

Individual investors made net purchases of 1,023.8 billion VND, with net purchases through matching orders amounting to 951.9 billion VND. Specifically, they made net purchases in 13 out of 18 sectors, largely focused on the Basic Resources sector. The top net buyers among individual investors were HPG, MWG, NVL, VPB, GEX, MSN, MBB, DIG, FPT, and VCB.

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The real estate sector has “turned upside down,” causing the Vn-Index to fluctuate strongly in today’s trading session. However, thanks to the continuous alternating of banks, the index at times lost up to 8 points but ended the session balanced around the same level as yesterday at 1,230 points. The negative breadth was reflected in 262 declining stocks compared to 239 advancing stocks.

The real estate sector decreased by 0.74% today, with Vin family stocks including VHM down 2.49%, VIC down 2.58%, while VRE managed to maintain a gain of 1.96%. On the other hand, the banking and retail sectors increased by 0.52% and 0.95%, respectively. The supporting stocks in the market today were BCM, FPT, BID, CTG, TPB, VPB, STB.

The total liquidity of the three exchanges reached VND 24.6 trillion, in which foreign investors were net sellers with VND 28.7 billion, and specifically for matched transactions, they were net sellers with VND 467.4 billion. The main net purchases in matched transactions by foreign investors were in the banking and chemical sectors. The top net buyers by foreign investors included STB, MSB, BID, KDH, VHM, TPB, VIX, DGC, VGC, HDB.

On the other hand, the main net sellers in matched transactions by foreign investors were in the Basic Resources sector. The top net sellers by foreign investors included HPG, MWG, GEX, MSN, NVL, DIG, VCG, VRE, SAB.

Individual retail investors were net buyers with VND 1,023.8 billion, of which their net buy in matched transactions was VND 951.9 billion. Specifically for matched transactions, they were net buyers in 13 out of 18 industries, mainly in the Basic Resources sector. The top net buyers by individual retail investors included HPG, MWG, NVL, VPB, GEX, MSN, MBB, DIG, FPT, VCB.

The main net sellers in matched transactions were in the banking and financial services sectors. The top net sellers included STB, BID, MSB, CTG, VCI, KDH, VGC, VHM, DCM.

Proprietary traders were net sellers with VND 570.4 billion, specifically in matched transactions, they were net sellers with VND 423.4 billion. Specifically for matched transactions, proprietary traders were net buyers in 2 out of 18 sectors. The strongest net buyers were in the Financial Services and Automotive & Auto Parts sectors. The top net buyers in matched transactions by proprietary traders today included FUEVFVND, BID, EVF, DGC, KBC, PDR, CTD, HT1, DRC, GAS.

The top net sellers were in the banking sector. The top net sold stocks included STB, MBB, MWG, PC1, ACB, HPG, TPB, VIC, PNJ, VNM.

Domestic institutional investors were net sellers with VND 446.0 billion, and specifically for matched transactions, they were net sellers with VND 61.0 billion.

Specifically for matched transactions, domestic institutional investors were net sellers in 11 out of 18 sectors, with the highest value in the Real Estate sector. The top net sellers included FPT, DGC, NVL, MBB, HSG, STB, KBC, VPB, MSB, BID. The highest net purchases were in the Construction and Building Materials sector. The top net buyers included DCM, ACB, CTG, TCB, VRE, HPG, SAB, VCI, TDM, HCM.

Block trading reached VND 2,328.7 billion, a decrease of 6.8% compared to the previous session, contributing 9.5% to the total trading value. Notably, block trading occurred in MSB, SHB, TCB, and VIC stocks.

The allocation of funds increased in the Banking, Steel, Chemicals, Information Technology, Water Transportation, Construction Materials, and Plastics & Fibers sectors, while decreased in the Real Estate, Securities, Construction, Agriculture & Fisheries, Food, Retail, Electrical Equipment, and Logistics sectors.

Specifically for matched transactions, the trading value allocation increased again in the large-cap VN30 group, while decreased in the mid-cap VNMID and small-cap VNSML groups.