Massive selling pressure caused the VN-Index to lose nearly 20 points at one point in the morning session of May 30 before narrowing its increase thanks to demand at low prices, closing at 1,266.32 points.
After a sharp decline in the middle of the week on a high liquidity basis, investor sentiment became more cautious. This was reflected in the profit-taking selling pressure that appeared from the beginning of the morning session on May 30 and increasingly widened the decrease. The index representing the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange at one point fell close to the 1,250 point mark, equivalent to a loss of nearly 20 points compared to the reference. In the final minutes of the session, the demand for disbursement at low prices dominated, helping the index narrow the decrease to 6 points, then closed at 1,266.32 points.
Market breadth was completely skewed towards the selling side with nearly 280 stocks falling, while the number of stocks rising was only about 160. The large-cap basket was also in the red with 21 stocks closing below the reference, while only 8 stocks rose.
VCB lost 1.34% compared to the reference price, down to VND88,600, becoming the stock with the most negative impact on the VN-Index. The next names in the list of stocks that weighed down the index were all in the large-cap group, respectively BID, VIC, GAS, MBB, HPG and VHM.
On the other hand, GVR increased by more than 3% to VND36,000, thereby becoming the market's support in the session on May 30. MWG reversed from decreasing to increasing by nearly 4%, to VND62,800, thereby ranking behind in the list of stocks that positively impacted the index. The remaining names on this list are MSN, TCBm, CTG, POW, ACB and DHG.
Market liquidity today reached VND25,853 billion, an increase of about VND400 billion compared to the previous session. This value came from more than 1.05 million shares traded. FPT ranked first in terms of matched value with VND965 billion, followed by MWG with VND895 billion and MSN with more than VND848 billion.
Foreign investors have had a net selling streak for the fifth consecutive session with the value of selling off each session exceeding trillions. Specifically, in today's session, this group disbursed VND1,514 billion to buy more than 47.4 million shares, while selling more than 85.8 million shares, equivalent to VND2,867 billion.
On the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange, foreign investors focused on selling MBB with a net value of over VND219 billion, followed by FPT, VND, VCB and VRE. Meanwhile, on the Hanoi Stock Exchange, foreign investors net sold nearly VND2,000 billion worth of MSR shares of Masan High-Tech Materials.
On the contrary, foreign cash flow focused on disbursing into PVT shares with a net value of VND45 billion. TCB ranked next on this list with a net withdrawal of nearly VND42 billion, followed by HVN with more than VND37 billion.
On the securities company's side, Ha Do's HDG shares were under the strongest selling pressure with a net value of more than VND35 billion, followed by CMG, EIB, DCM. On the contrary, securities companies strongly collected E1VFVN30 and LPB fund certificates.
Source: https://baodautu.vn/chung-khoan-giam-phien-thu-hai-lien-tiep-mat-moc-1270-diem-d216429.html
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