On August 6th, the stock market continued its upward trend, with the VN-Index breaking all previous records. At the close of trading, the VN-Index rose 26.56 points, or 1.72%, to 1,573.71 points, surpassing the previous peak of 1,557.42 points reached at the end of trading on July 28th. On the Hanoi Stock Exchange, the HNX-Index also increased by 2.54 points, or 0.95%, to 268.66 points.
Stocks continued to surge and set new record highs.
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A series of large-cap stocks on the HOSE exchange surged immediately after the market opened. Banking and securities stocks rose simultaneously, including STB, TCB, ACB, CTG, MBB,SHB , VIX, VCI, SSI, HCM... Investors holding retail and fertilizer/chemical stocks rejoiced as these stocks hit or neared their ceiling price, such as BSR, DCM, DPM, DGW, MSN, BFC... The real estate sector, however, showed strong divergence, with many stocks declining while leading stocks maintained positive gains, such as QCG, PDR, SGR, SZC, NVL, KBC, LDG...
Overall, blue-chip stocks in the VN30 index on the HOSE exchange continued to lead the upward trend, as in recent sessions. The VN30 index rose by 32.88 points, or 1.95%, to 1,723.31 points. In terms of trading volume, the 30 stocks in the VN30 index saw over 555 million units traded, accounting for 41% of the total trading volume on the HOSE exchange, but their trading value accounted for more than half, at nearly 20,200 billion VND, out of the total trading value of over 38,911 billion VND. Leading in trading volume was HPG with over 96.17 million units traded. Following closely were bank stocks SHB with over 92.28 million units; TPB with 52.7 million units, along with TCB and MBB, each exceeding 30 million units.
The number of rising stocks dominated the market, but investor sentiment was somewhat more cautious after the previous volatile session. This led to a sharp decrease in liquidity. Both the trading volume and value on the HOSE were less than half of yesterday's. Specifically, over 1.36 billion units were traded with a value exceeding 38,911 billion VND, a decrease of nearly 52% in both volume and value compared to yesterday. In total across the entire market, the trading value was over 42,830 billion VND, a 50% decrease compared to yesterday.
Technically, the VN-Index has successfully overcome the 1,560-point resistance level (corresponding to the upper Bollinger band). Many securities companies believe the upward trend continues, but still advise caution among investors as profit-taking pressure is also high at this stage.
Source: https://thanhnien.vn/chung-khoan-tang-vun-vut-lap-ky-luc-moi-185250806145009327.htm
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