"King" stocks attract cash flow

SGGPO 06/01/2023 16:58

Small and medium-sized stocks continued to be the focus of the market while many Blue-chip stocks decreased, preventing the VN-Index from surpassing 1,080 points.

Banking stocks increase positively

Although the Vietnamese stock market on June 1 could not surpass 1,080 points, it still maintained green at the close of the session.

Financial, banking, and small and medium-sized real estate stocks all increased positively in this trading session. In particular, the "king" stock group began to attract cash flow, so many banking stocks increased quite well such as: OCB increased by 6.19%, TCB increased by 1.17%, MBB increased by 1.08%, STB increased by 1.08%, HDB increased by 1.09%, EIB increased by 2.71%, MSB increased by 2.5%, LPB increased by 1.38%, TPB increased by 4.6%...

Securities stocks also increased strongly with SSI up 1.3%, VND up 4%, HCM up 1.11%, FTS up 2.74%, BSI up 1.98%, VIX up 4.16%...

Small and medium real estate groups also increased impressively with ITA, DXS, QCG increasing to the ceiling; NVL increased by 2.96%, KBC increased by 1.6%, DIG increased by 3.75%, NLG increased by 1.56%, PDR increased by 2.05%, KHG increased by 3.39%...

Meanwhile, Blue-chip stocks continued to decrease, such as: VHM decreased by 0.93%, VRE decreased by 0.92%, KDH decreased by 1.01%, TCH decreased by 1.42%, VCB decreased by 0.11%, GAS decreased by 0.86%, PLX decreased by 0.13%...

Closing the first trading session of June, VN-Index increased by 3.22 points (0.3%) to 1,078.39 points with 216 stocks increasing, 156 stocks decreasing and 101 stocks remaining unchanged.

At the end of the session at Hanoi Stock Exchange, HNX-Index also increased by 1.16 points (0.52%) to 223.97 points with 11 stocks increasing, 78 stocks decreasing and 144 stocks remaining unchanged.

Market liquidity remained at a moderate level with total transaction value on the two official exchanges at VND15,500 billion. In this trading session, foreign investors continued to sell more than VND116 billion on the HoSE.

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/nhom-co-phieu-vua-hut-dong-tien-post692065.html