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"Unveiling the Movers and Shakers: A Glimpse at Vietstock's Top Stock Performers."

The VN-Index demonstrated resilience by rebounding above the reference level following an extended period of volatility and below-average trading volume. This recovery indicates a cautious sentiment among investors. However, the resumption of net selling by foreign investors has introduced challenges, causing fluctuations around the 1,300-point mark and presenting obstacles to sustaining the upward momentum in the near term.

On May 15th, HD Capital Management Joint Stock Company (HDCapital) sold 1.5 million shares of FECON Joint Stock Company (HOSE: FCN), reducing its holdings from over 17.6 million shares (a stake of 11.18%) to over 16.1 million shares (a stake of 10.23%).

According to recently released trade reports, a string of insiders at Gemadept Joint Stock Company (HOSE: GMD) snapped up shares of the company as its stock price plummeted amidst market turmoil triggered by retaliatory tariffs.

The VN-Index and HNX-Index exhibited a contrasting performance amid a weakening ADX indicator, hinting at a potential sideways trend with interspersed gains and losses in upcoming sessions.

As of late May 2025, the VN-Index has climbed approximately 4.44% since the start of the year, weathering the April slump triggered by tariff headlines. Yet, not all investors' portfolios are in the green.

The stock market is a dynamic and ever-changing landscape, and keeping up with the biggest gainers and losers is crucial for investors. Vietstock's statistical insights offer a glimpse into the rising and falling stocks, providing valuable information for those seeking to make informed investment decisions.

"On May 22nd, FPT took the lead in foreign investors' selling spree. Meanwhile, MWG grabbed the spotlight as it witnessed a dichotomy of flows, with proprietary traders offloading their holdings, but foreign investors accumulating a net purchase of over 134 billion VND."

On May 20, the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) announced that it would transfer BCG from control to restricted trading from May 27, due to a delay in submitting its audited financial statements for 2024, exceeding the regulatory deadline by 45 days. On the same day, another stock belonging to the Bamboo Capital family, TCD, faced similar punitive action from HOSE for the same infraction.

"After almost a year of trading on UPCoM, Construction Investment and Installation Corporation (UPCoM: TSA) has submitted its application to list its shares on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE). The company is now seeking to upgrade its listing and join the larger and more liquid exchange."