The market continued its sharp correction in the final session of the week on November 14th, pressured by selling in banking and securities stocks. The benchmark VN-Index fluctuated at high levels, but a late surge in buying interest from the Vingroup sector, along with select banking and steel stocks, propelled the index back to the 1,635-point mark. Trading volume remained subdued compared to the previous session, reflecting investor hesitation. At the close, the VN-Index gained 4 points to settle at 1,635.46. Foreign investors remained net sellers, offloading 672 billion VND across the market.
Proprietary trading desks of securities firms unexpectedly turned net buyers, purchasing 1,195 billion VND on HOSE.
Specifically, GEE dominated net buying with 990 billion VND, far outpacing other stocks. VIX followed with 115 billion VND, trailed by CII (83 billion), POW (40 billion), STB (32 billion), HHS (30 billion), DGC (18 billion), FPT (12 billion), VRE (10 billion), and MBB (8 billion VND).
Conversely, securities firms were net sellers of MWG, offloading 37 billion VND, followed by NT2 (-32 billion), E1VFVN30 (-32 billion), VNM (-20 billion), and RYG (-14 billion VND). Other notable net sells included MSN (-11 billion), MSH (-10 billion), SHB (-10 billion), VIP (-9 billion), and VHM (-8 billion VND).
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Stocks Linked to Bầu Đức Deliver a Surprising Turn
Amidst positive developments on the afternoon of November 14th, the VN-Index closed the week’s final session with a modest gain of over 4 points. However, liquidity remained subdued, continuing its downward trend. Notably, stocks associated with Bầu Đức emerged as a surprising highlight.
Foreign Investors Net Sell VND 1.5 Trillion in Two Bank Stocks During November 10-14, While Steel Shares See Strong Accumulation
Foreign investors continued their net selling streak, with pressure intensifying towards the end of the week.
Billionaire Pham Nhat Vuong Boosts Steel Company Capital to VND 15,000 Billion After Securing Key Executive
The newly appointed CEO of VinMetal currently serves as Vice Chairman of the Board of Directors and CEO of Pomina Steel Joint Stock Company (POM), as well as a Board Member and Audit Committee Member of Mobile World Investment Corporation (MWG).
Vietstock Weekly 17-21/11/2025: Does the Recovery Momentum Need Further Validation?
The VN-Index has rebounded after four consecutive weeks of adjustment, signaling a resurgence in bottom-fishing demand around the 1,580-1,600 support zone. However, sustaining this recovery will hinge on a significant improvement in liquidity in the coming period. Meanwhile, volatility risks are likely to persist as key indicators like the Stochastic Oscillator and MACD continue to weaken following sell signals.
“Land-Related Real Estate Stocks Surge 160% in Two Weeks as Dat Xanh Group Continues HOSE Listing Filings”
Immediately following its listing on UPCOM, RGG’s stock surged, establishing a remarkable streak of five consecutive sessions hitting the upper trading limit.
