Stocks of companies owned by two billionaires are leading the market.

(Dan Tri Newspaper) - Despite the overall market decline, HDBank and Vingroup shares continue to assert their leading role, providing positive support to the index.

On November 19th, the stock market corrected again after three consecutive days of recovery. The VN-Index fell nearly 11 points to 1,649 points. Trading volume remained flat, with the HoSE reaching over 24,300 billion VND.

Falling stock prices significantly impacted the index (Screenshot).

In the VN30 group of large-cap stocks, red dominated. Only 5 stocks increased in price, including HDB, PLX, HPG, VNM, and VIC. HDB ( HDBank ) saw the strongest increase, rising nearly 2.8%, having the most positive impact on the overall index. Other stocks saw slight increases ranging from 0.2% to 0.4%.

Along with HDB, VIC shares maintained their positive influence, supporting the overall index. The remaining 25 stocks in the VN30 basket declined or remained at their reference prices. Some stocks fell by more than 2%, including TPB, SSI, VPB, BCM, and VRE.

On the HoSE exchange, several stocks fell by over 6%, such as HAG, VDP, and TNC. Only four stocks hit the ceiling price: SFC, HID, HII, and TMT.

Foreign investors continued to net sell over 818 billion VND in this session. Stocks that experienced heavy net selling included DGC, VND, MWG, and MBB. Meanwhile, HPG and HDB saw strong buying activity.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/co-phieu-cong-ty-2-ty-phu-dan-dat-thi-truong-20251119154437261.htm