Foreign Investors’ Sudden U-Turn: Nearly VND 900 Billion Net Sold on November 5th – Which Stocks Were Hit Hardest?

Following a volatile trading session, market sentiment turned cautious, causing the VN-Index to fluctuate within a narrow range. The VN-Index closed the November 5th session with a modest gain of 2.91 points (-0.18%), settling at 1,654 points. Trading volume significantly decreased, with transaction values on HOSE exceeding 20 trillion VND.

Foreign trading activity was a notable downside, with net selling reaching 875 billion VND across the market.

On HOSE, foreign investors net sold 807 billion VND

On the buying side, MSN led foreign purchases on HOSE with over 120 billion VND. DXG followed closely, attracting 104 billion VND. Additionally, FPT and PVD were bought for 87 billion VND and 84 billion VND, respectively.

Conversely, TCB saw the highest foreign selling at 174 billion VND. VRE and GEX also faced significant selling pressure, with 126 billion VND and 118 billion VND, respectively.

On HNX, foreign investors net bought 44 billion VND

PVS led the buying activity on HNX with a net purchase of 123 billion VND. IDC followed with 4 billion VND. Foreign investors also allocated a few billion VND to BVS, LAS, and VGS.

On the selling side, CEO faced the most significant foreign selling pressure at nearly 70 billion VND. HUT followed with 4 billion VND, while SHS, MBS, and DTD saw selling activity in the billions.

On UPCOM, foreign investors net sold 112 billion VND

PXL led foreign purchases on UPCOM with 6 billion VND. F88 and DDV also saw net buying activity, each attracting a few billion VND.

Conversely, MCH faced the highest foreign selling at 94 billion VND. Foreign investors also net sold ACV, VEA, and others.

Mai Chi