The VN-Index successfully challenged the 1,250-point threshold, with a sector-wide spread of cash flow, focusing on blue-chip stocks. The VN-Index closed on May 15 with an increase of 11.11 points, reaching 1,254 points. Cash flow surged compared to the previous session, with the matching value on HOSE exceeding 19,000 billion VND.
After five intense net-selling sessions, foreign trading turned positive again as they net bought 289 billion VND on the entire market.
On HOSE, foreign investors net bought approximately 296 billion VND.
In the buying column, MWG stocks continued to be the foreign investors’ focus, with a net buy value of 272 billion VND. Following were HPG and NVL, which were also net bought at 176 billion VND and 79 billion VND, respectively. Additionally, NVL and DCM were bought at 79 billion VND and 59 billion VND, respectively.
On the other hand, VHM faced the strongest net selling pressure from foreign investors, with a net sell value of over 142 billion VND, marking multiple sessions of being “dumped.” A series of other stocks, including CTG, CMG, MSN, and VCI, were also sold.
On HNX, foreign investors net bought 69 billion VND
In terms of buying, IDC witnessed the strongest net buying, with a value of 25 billion VND. CEO was the next most net-bought stock on HNX, with a net buy value of 18 billion VND. Foreign investors also spent a few billion VND each to net buy TIG, LAS, and VGS.
Conversely, PVS faced the most significant net selling pressure on HNX, with a net sell value of nearly 4.4 billion VND. BVS, HUT, and IDJ also experienced net selling pressure, with a few billion VND net sold each.
On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold 73 billion VND
On the opposite side, MCH faced significant net selling pressure from foreign investors, with a net sell value of about 25 billion VND. They also net sold VEA, QNS, LTG, and other stocks.
