Foreign investors net sold 2,200 billion VND of VHM code in 2 sessions

The market opened in a positive state with the support of the seafood group, especially VHC quickly hit the ceiling right from the beginning of the session, ANV, ASM, IDI codes also increased positively.

However, it was quite surprising when the selling pressure increased, causing the market to reverse in the second half of the morning session. The biggest culprits were HPG, VCB, and GAS. The seafood stocks that had increased well in the early session also cooled down, with only a few large-cap stocks left, such as BCM, VIC, GVR, and VHM.

At the end of the morning session on May 9, VN-Index decreased by 4.87 points, equivalent to 0.39% to 1,245.59 points. The entire floor had 149 stocks increasing and 255 stocks decreasing.

VN-Index performance on May 9 (Source: FireAnt).

Entering the afternoon session, the buying and selling forces in the market were quite balanced, causing the main index to constantly fluctuate above and below the reference level. However, by the end of the session, the selling side still dominated, causing the index to reverse after a series of increases.

At the end of the trading session on May 9, VN-Index decreased by 1.82 points, equivalent to 0.15% to 1,248.64 points. The entire floor had 201 stocks increasing, 241 stocks decreasing, and 67 stocks remaining unchanged.

HNX-Index increased by 0.06 points to 234.58 points. The entire floor had 76 stocks increasing, 89 stocks decreasing and 65 stocks remaining unchanged. UPCoM-Index increased by 0.34 points to 91.91 points. In the VN30 basket alone, there were 13 stocks increasing and 16 stocks decreasing.

The banking group continued to negatively impact the market, in particular VCB took away nearly 0.7 points from the general index, BID also took away more than 0.4 points, two codes SAB and HDB pulled down a total of 0.7 points. The declining codes dominated, so although there were still 5 stocks in the top 10 that increased the market points such as CTG, VPB, TPB, TCB, MBB, this group could not escape the falling session.

After just one session that broke the recent euphoric streak, Vietnam Airlines ' code HVN returned to the race when it increased by 5.58% and contributed 0.6 points to the market.

After the handshake with technology giant NVIDIA, CMC Corp's CMG stock "skyrocketed" to a peak of VND55,400/share in today's session. This is the second consecutive session that this code has hit the ceiling and is also the highest price since listing. Market capitalization also set a record of more than VND10,527 billion, up 60% compared to a year ago.

Meanwhile,FPT shares have cooled down after a long period of continuously reaching new peaks after joining hands with NVIDIA. At the end of today's session, this code decreased by 0.53% to 130,300 VND/share and took away 0.2 points from the general index.

Foreign block transaction developments.

The total value of matched orders in today's session was VND22,609 billion, down 15% compared to yesterday, of which the value of matched orders on the HoSE floor reached VND20,011 billion. In the VN30 group, liquidity reached VND8,238 billion.

Foreign investors net sold for the second consecutive session with a value of 1,706 billion VND today, of which this group disbursed 1,453 billion VND and sold 3,159 billion VND.

The codes that were sold strongly were VHM 1,257 billion VND, DGC 138 VND, VHC 101 billion VND, TCB 68 VND, HDB 64 billion VND,... On the contrary, the codes that were mainly bought were HVN 215 billion VND, MWG 110 billion VND, HPG 87 billion VND, IDC 55 billion VND, PVT 44 billion VND,...

In contrast to the foreign investors' selling off of VHM, the index of this code increased by 0.12% to 40,950 VND/share and had a surplus of 226,600 units. In yesterday's session, foreign investors also sold a net of 918 billion VND of this Vingroup stock. Thus, in just 2 sessions, foreign investors have sold a net of 2,175 billion VND of VHM .

Source: https://www.nguoiduatin.vn/khoi-ngoai-thang-tay-ban-rong-2-200-ty-dong-ma-vhm-trong-2-phien-a662823.html