Stock market rebounds - Photo: QUANG DINH
Thanks to the pull of ecosystem stocks of Mr. Hien, GEX and some banking codes, VN-Index regained more than 14 points after losing 64 points yesterday.
Stocks fluctuate in the morning session.
The stock market on the morning of July 30 recorded a tug-of-war situation when the VN-Index maintained its recovery momentum for most of the early session, but selling pressure increased again at the end of the session, causing the index to lose more than 3 points.
Market liquidity decreased significantly, down more than 37% compared to the same time yesterday morning and about 5% lower than the average of the last 5 sessions, reflecting investors' cautious trading sentiment.
Regarding industry group developments, red dominated with 15 out of 19 industry groups decreasing points, however, the overall adjustment was not too strong.
Some of the biggest decliners include real estate, telecommunications, warehousing, food and beverage, and utilities - most of which had lower liquidity than the average of the last five sessions.
Notably, Vingroup stocks continued to put negative pressure on the VN-Index, becoming the main factor pulling back the index's growth.
Cash flow in the morning session clearly focused on two key sectors, banking and securities, which were also the two groups with the strongest recovery, contributing positively to the initial uptrend of the market.
Some notable stocks with strong increases in the banking group include SHB , VPB, STB, OCB, VIB and CTG; while in the securities group, there are VIX, SHS, VND and MBS.
Ecosystem stocks of Mr. Hien and GEX rise together, stocks increase again
After being under strong selling pressure and being pulled down to the floor price at many times in the session of July 29, SHB shares had an impressive recovery when closing at the ceiling price.
SHS also recorded the maximum increase, reflecting the positive signal of the return of stocks related to the ecosystem of Mr. Hien.
Following the same trend, GEX and other stocks in the same group such as VIX - which had hit the floor in the previous session - quickly regained momentum, broke out simultaneously and ended the session at the ceiling price.
The above stocks are all in the group of 10 stocks that contributed most positively to the market's increase today, along with prominent representatives of the banking group such as VPB (VPBank), CTG (VietinBank), MBB (MBBank), BID ( BIDV ), STB (Sacombank)...
At the end of the session, VN-Index increased by more than 14 points, reaching 1,507 points. Liquidity reached nearly 42,000 billion VND with more than 223 stocks increasing in price.
Who "lost the goods"?
VN-Index dropped sharply by 64 points in the session on July 29. According to data from Fiintrade, in this session, foreign investors maintained a strong net selling trend with a total value of up to VND934 billion, focusing mainly on large stocks such as FPT (net sold VND614 billion), VIX (VND247 billion) and MWG (VND243 billion).
On the contrary, foreign demand mainly poured into VCG (net purchase of VND 285 billion) and VNM (VND 243 billion).
Similar to foreign investors, domestic individual investors also had a net selling move with a total value of VND252 billion, mostly withdrawing from the group of financial and banking stocks. Of which, VIB recorded the highest net selling with VND280 billion, followed by VIX (VND165 billion), CTG (VND109 billion) and STB (VND106 billion).
In contrast to this development, the self-trading block of securities companies had a strong net buying session, reaching nearly VND1,154 billion. The self-trading cash flow mainly focused on VN30 stocks such as FPT, MWG, MBB, TCB, HPG, ACB and GEX. However, there were also significant net selling activities in VPB (VND443 billion) and VSC (VND189 billion).
Domestic organizations also tended to net buy with a total value of 63 billion VND. Notably, this group aggressively bought VIX with a net purchase value of up to 365 billion VND, along with other pillar codes in the VN30 group such as MWG, VIB, FPT and MSN.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/chung-khoan-bat-tang-tro-lai-sau-phien-mat-64-diem-ai-da-mat-hang-20250730145538286.htm
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