Today is Friday, so KLF shares of CFS Investment, Trade and Import-Export JSC are allowed to be traded. However, this session is also the last trading session of KLF on the HNX before being suspended from trading from March 14.
KLF was put on the trading suspension list due to the delay in submitting the audited financial report for the 2022 semi-annual period of more than 6 months compared to the prescribed deadline. The company will have to explain the reasons, propose measures to remedy the situation of the securities being suspended from trading and disclose information.
KLF shares are currently priced at VND800, the bottom price of this code before trading was suspended (Screenshot).
This morning, right from the opening of the market, KLF was placed on the floor selling order, losing 11.1% of its market value. This code is currently completely empty on the buying side while there are still 6.1 million units remaining on the floor selling side. However, this morning there were still buy orders matching the floor price with a total trading volume of 1.8 million units.
KLF's current price has "evaporated" about 89% compared to a year ago, when this code peaked. Thus, those who sold this stock today (the bottom since KLF was listed) are almost cutting losses to exit.
While KLF was sold off and "scraped the floor", other stocks in the same tourism sector still performed positively thanks to the news that on March 15, China will pilot group tourism to Vietnam.
On the HNX, CTC and HHG shares hit the ceiling. On the UPCoM, STT, PDC and DTI hit the ceiling, of which PDC hit the ceiling right from the start of the session. VTR increased by 8.4%; RIC increased by 4.4%; VTD increased by 3.4%. On the HoSE, DAH hit the ceiling, VNG increased by 4.7%; HVN increased by 4.1% while some stocks adjusted and faced profit-taking pressure such as TCT, VNS, VJC, DSN, SKG, SCS.
Adjustment is also the general situation of the market in this morning session. All 3 floors have 484 stocks decreasing in price, 28 stocks hitting the floor compared to 243 stocks increasing, 44 stocks hitting the ceiling.
Bank stocks fell across the board, putting pressure on the general index (Screenshot).
Accordingly, VN-Index decreased by 7.97 points, equivalent to 0.76%, to 1,047.98 points, temporarily losing the 1,050-point mark; VN30-Index decreased by 8.34 points, equivalent to 0.79%, to 1,041.94 points. HNX-Index decreased by 1.49 points, equivalent to 0.71%, to 207.74 points; UPCoM-Index decreased slightly by 0.03 points, equivalent to 0.04%, to 76.57 points.
Liquidity narrowed compared to yesterday's session, reaching 221.15 million shares equivalent to VND3,848.43 billion on HoSE; 32.86 million shares equivalent to VND485.57 billion on HNX and 17.35 million shares equivalent to VND161.61 billion on UPCoM market.
Except for LPB at the reference price, banking stocks on the HoSE were all under pressure to adjust. Of which, HDB decreased by 2.2%; VIB decreased by 2.1%; SHB decreased by 1.9%; TCB decreased by 1.8%; CTG decreased by 1.7%; MSB decreased by 1.6%; VCB decreased by 1.4%; SSB decreased by 1.4%; ACB decreased by 1.4%; TPB decreased by 1.2%... This is also a factor that puts pressure on the general market.
The real estate industry also had unfavorable trading, with many stocks falling sharply: TIX hit the floor; DXS fell 4.2%; DRH fell 3.7%; LEC fell 3.6%; DTA fell 3.6%; PDR fell 2.9%; CRE fell 2.8%; HTN fell 2.6%; HDC fell 2.4%; NVL fell 2.3%; HQC also fell 2.3%.
In general, the market adjustment this morning is understandable when the low-priced supply of March 8th session returned to investor accounts.
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