Billionaire’s Stocks Hit as Brokerages Unload Shares in Friday’s Session

Proprietary trading firms net sold VND 360 billion on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE).

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The stock market concluded its final session of the week on November 28th with a subdued start, hovering around the reference point. However, for the majority of the trading session, the index remained in positive territory. By the close, the VN-Index had risen by 6.67 points to reach 1,690.99. Foreign trading activity provided a boost, with net buying of 343 billion VND across the market.

Securities firms’ proprietary trading desks sold a net of 360 billion VND on HOSE.

Specifically, securities firms’ proprietary trading desks were the heaviest net sellers in VHM, with a value of -59 billion VND, followed by HDB (-59 billion), HPG (-45 billion), VNM (-41 billion), and E1VFVN30 (-32 billion VND). Other stocks also saw significant net selling, including FPT (-26 billion), VIC (-25 billion), TCB (-21 billion), LPB (-15 billion), and FRT (-14 billion VND).

Conversely, GMD was the most heavily bought stock, with a net value of 22 billion VND. This was followed by STB (15 billion), TCH (2 billion), NAB (2 billion), HSG (2 billion), KBC (1 billion), VHC (1 billion), GEE (1 billion), DXG (0 billion), and HCM (0 billion VND).

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