Từ khóa: #selling pressure

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index wrapped the last trading session in June with a second consecutive drop after a previous seven-day-winning streak even when foreign investors continued to post a net buying value of VND387.54 billion on the HOSE.

The Vietnam stock market encountered a tug-of-war throughout the trading session on April 19 but still closed down due to increased selling pressure, including net sales of more than VND460 billion by foreign investors on the HoSE.

Despite the selling pressure in many sectors, the VN-Index still gained slightly in the trading session on the last day of October, thanks to the effort of the pillar stocks. In contrast, steel stocks continued to be engulfed in the red color due to heavy losses in the third quarter.

The cash flow was withdrawn from the market, while real estate stocks were sold off heavily are two hot issues in the trading session on October 26.

Vietnam’s stock market took place negatively in the morning trading session on October 24 due to strong selling pressure across the market. The VN-Index closed the morning trading session at only 996.45 points after dropping by nearly 24 points, with several real estate and securities stocks hitting the floor.

Selling orders appeared constantly and decisively, causing the VN-Index to drop by more than 31 points and fall off from the 1,150-point mark on July 6.

While the cash flow has not shown any signs of returning to the market, the selling pressure caused the VN-Index to fall off the milestone of 1,200 points in the last trading session of the second quarter.

The stock market had another shocking trading session for investors when it was at an extremely high level in the morning session but started to decline in the afternoon session of May 16.

The selling pressure continued to prolong in the trading session on April 18, with more than 820 stocks on all three exchanges plummeting to investors' surprise.

The Vietnam stock market in the first trading session of the week on January 24 was quite negative when investors dumped stocks heavily. Foreign investors also net sold about VND220 billion on the HoSE.

Shares plummeted on Tuesday despite the growth of some major blue chips as negative information continued to weigh on small and medium cap stocks.

The global gold price hit the highest level in history, prompting the price of gold in Vietnam to surge by nearly VND2 million per tael to near VND57 million per tael on July 27.

The Vietnam’s benchmark recovered the second day on March 28 amid heavy selling pressure thanks to large cap stocks’ buoyancy.

Vietnamese shares declined on April 18 as selling pressure hit many large-cap stocks.