
Stocks ended the session in a state of "green on the outside, red on the inside" - Photo: QUANG DINH
Stock market "green on the outside, red on the inside", Vingroup shares "save the day"
The stock exchange board on November 24 was mostly red, with 186 stocks being adjusted on the HoSE. In contrast, only 123 stocks remained green.
However, VN-Index still closed the session up more than 13 points, reaching 1,667.98 points thanks to the pull of large-cap stocks. In which, the entire increase was almost thanks to Vingroup stocks.
Specifically, Vincom Retail's VRE made a breakthrough with a ceiling increase (+6.99%) to VND34,450/share. Meanwhile, Vingroup's VIC and Vinhomes' VHM increased by 4.27% and 3.42%, respectively, contributing about 12 points.
Thanks to the increase in stock prices, Mr. Pham Nhat Vuong's net worth has been constantly "increasing". According to the latest updated data from Forbes , Mr. Vuong owns assets of 22 billion USD, an increase of 848 million USD compared to the previous day. According to the ranking of the richest people on the planet, Mr. Vuong is holding the 102nd position.
Returning to the market developments, VNM of Vinamlik today also recorded excitement with an increase of nearly 5.2% compared to the reference. Some retail stocks also maintained green, but weaker, such as MSN (+0.39%), MCH (+0.52%)...
Foreign capital has recently been continuously pouring into Vinamilk in the context of the company continuously recording positive signals about its business activities, thereby reinforcing expectations of a positive revaluation cycle for VNM shares in the medium term.
FPT shares also recorded net buying activity again after a period of intense net selling from foreign investors. In total, since the beginning of November, foreign investors have net bought nearly 1,800 billion VND worth of shares of Vietnam's largest technology corporation, after this code fell below the 95,000 VND/unit mark.
Money flows to defensive stocks
Previously, the stock market closed the weekend session with a slight recovery in points. However, a closer look shows that the actual developments are more inclined towards a strong tug-of-war and deep differentiation between industry groups.
This "green on the outside, red on the inside" situation continued to develop in the first session of the week when, on all three floors, the number of red stocks still "overwhelmed" the green side.
Mr. Bui Van Huy - Director of FIDT Investment Research - said that the score has increased, but lacks the core conditions of a sustainable recovery trend when liquidity remains low, the spread is weak and most of the cash flow is still on the sidelines. This clearly reflects the lack of consensus of cash flow and the cautious psychology of investors.
More notably, the market is strongly differentiated by stock group. In the past two weeks considered to be recovery, cash flow has mainly poured into oil and gas, chemical, technology and industrial real estate groups - groups that are defensive, have their own stories or benefit from macro factors.
On the contrary, according to Mr. Huy, traditional leading groups such as banking, securities, real estate and housing continued to trade in a gloomy state, lacking resilience. This shows that the market's upward momentum does not come entirely from the major pillars, but mainly relies on the local movements of certain industry groups.
Source: https://tuoitre.vn/co-phieu-vingroup-cung-tang-manh-ong-pham-nhat-vuong-sap-vao-top-100-nguoi-giau-nhat-the-gioi-20251124152750754.htm






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