In the trading session, the VN-Index experienced a decline of around 17 points from its peak level, attributed to selling pressure from investors. Notably, foreign investors recorded a net selling value of nearly VND253 billion on the HOSE.
During the first trading session of the week, market liquidity on the Vietnam stock market surged to around US$1 billion, driving the VN-Index closer to the 1,200-point mark.
Shares extended their rallying streak on the HCMC Stock Exchange but liquidity decreased significantly, showing investors’ caution ahead of the closing of Q2 net asset value of funds this week.
The VN-Index recovered for a second consecutive trading session on February 16 despite investors’ cautiousness which caused market liquidity to drop sharply.
The selling pressure caused the electric board to be flooded in red color with more than 600 stocks dropping. However, this is an opportunity to catch the bottom of cheap stocks for cash-holding investors.
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.
After the market recovered for three consecutive trading sessions at the end of last week and stopped falling free during the week, many investors have felt less worried. Current market movements have partly brought hope to investors.
Stockholders dumped shares heavily, whereas investors holding money did not participate in the market, causing the VN-Index to retreat to near 1,200 points. With a drop of roughly 29 points in the trading session on September 19, all previous gains of the VN-Index in August were erased.