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The market rallied strongly in the first half of the morning session, with green dominating the screens. However, the momentum stalled, and a correction set in, allowing red to creep in. By the end of the session, despite a significant 461 gainers, including 51 stocks hitting the ceiling, there were also 304 decliners, of which 4 touched the floor.

The market closed with the VN-Index down 12.02 points (-0.95%) to 1,253.03, while the HNX-Index climbed 0.48 points (+0.22%) to 223.49. The market breadth tilted in favor of gainers with 380 advancing stocks against 343 declining ones. Meanwhile, the large-cap VN30-Index painted a red picture, with 25 stocks declining, 4 advancing, and 1 stock closing flat.

The VN-Index extended its upward momentum, surpassing the 50-week SMA. However, trading volume remained below the 20-week average, indicating investors' cautious sentiment. In the upcoming sessions, the index needs to firmly hold above this threshold with improved liquidity to sustain the upward trajectory.

The market closed with positive gains, seeing the VN-Index rise by 3.72 points (+0.29%) to 1,275.2, while the HNX-Index climbed 0.36 points (+0.16%) to 229.49. The market breadth tilted in favor of bulls with 463 gainers and 310 losers. The large-cap basket, VN30, witnessed a similar trend with 17 gainers, 11 losers, and 2 stocks closing flat, ending the day on a greener note.

The VN-Index posted gains in 4 out of 5 trading sessions last week, indicating a strong recovery. However, trading volume remained below the 20-day average, reflecting a persistent cautious sentiment among investors. Moreover, net foreign selling in recent times has also been a less-than-favorable factor for the index.

The market ended the session on a positive note, with the VN-Index climbing 0.54% to 1,249.11 and the HNX-Index gaining 0.74% to close at 222.48. The market breadth tilted in favor of the bulls, with 464 advancing stocks against 242 declining ones. The large-cap VN30 basket painted a similar picture, as 20 stocks added value, seven dragged, and three remained unchanged, ending the day in the green.

The VN-Index witnessed a robust increase, staying above the 200-day SMA, with trading volume indicating a recovery. This reflects an improvement in investor sentiment, suggesting a shift towards optimism. However, continued foreign selling may dampen the index's growth prospects in the near future.

The VN-Index sustained a positive upward trajectory with consecutive sessions in the green last week. Accompanying this rise was a trading volume that surpassed the 20-day average, indicating a resurgence in investor activity. However, the index faces a challenge as foreign investors have been net sellers for a prolonged period, with relatively large transaction values. Should this trend persist, it could significantly impact the index's growth prospects in the near future.

The market closed with the VN-Index down 3.56 points (-0.29%) to 1,242.53, while the HNX-Index fell 1.01 points (-0.46%) to 220.67. The market breadth tilted towards decliners with 422 losers and 286 gainers. Notably, the large-cap stocks in the VN30-Index witnessed a dominant red hue, recording 24 decliners, 3 advancers, and 3 stocks unchanged.

The VN-Index rallied and recovered after a steep decline in previous weeks. The index also rose above the 200-week SMA. However, trading volume has remained below the 20-week average since November 2024, indicating a lack of positive momentum in market participation. At the moment, the MACD indicator is signaling a sell-off and has crossed below the zero threshold, suggesting that the short-term outlook remains bearish.