Stocks and seafood stocks increased sharply with a series of stocks increasing at a dramatic amplitude. Stock indices simultaneously recovered impressively.
After a sudden drop in the second half of Friday afternoon, making VN-Index the stock index with the deepest drop globally on February 23, the market has made an impressive recovery with green maintained for most of the trading session, especially on the HoSE. Investor sentiment has stabilized after the weekend break.
Closing the first trading session of the week, VN-Index increased by 12.17 points (+1%) to 1,224.17 points, thereby regaining almost all the points lost in the session on February 23. HNX-Index increased by 1.79 points (+0.77%) to 232.86 points. UPCoM-Index increased by 0.33 points (+0.37%) to 90.49 points.
The number of stocks increasing in price was also overwhelming. On the three floors, there were only 290 stocks decreasing in price and 8 stocks hitting the floor, while there were 416 stocks increasing and 28 stocks hitting the ceiling.
The group that increased to the ceiling today has the appearance of a series of seafood stocks. This is also one of the three industry groups that recorded a strong breakthrough, including seafood, securities and technology .
VHC, IDI, ASM, ANV, ACL all increased to the ceiling, other codes in the industry also expanded their growth range such as AAM, FMC, CMX increased by over 5%.
The bright spot in the securities group is HCM stock. Not only did it close with a large number of shares still placed at ceiling prices, the liquidity of this stock also skyrocketed. The trading value of HSC Securities reached VND885 billion, ranking second in liquidity and 4.6 times higher than the liquidity of the last 20 trading sessions. Although it only increased by 2.78%, SSI Securities shares also attracted the largest cash flow on the three exchanges with a liquidity value of VND933 billion.
DGC shares of Duc Giang Chemicals also broke out in price and volume. Increasing sharply, DGC closed at 107,000 VND/share with a transaction value of 788.5 billion VND.
DGC's strong increase today was largely contributed by foreign investors. Foreign investors net bought a total of VND215 billion, accounting for nearly 30% of the shares traded during the session. DGC was also the stock that foreign investors disbursed the most, followed by HCM (VND134 billion) and SSI, HPG (both net bought VND38 billion).
Not only did the two stocks that this group disbursed the most increase in amplitude, the demand from this group of investors also had a positive impact on the stock price. The stocks in the top of the most net foreign purchases all closed in green.
Although trading was quite active, the two-way trading value of buying and selling among foreign investors was not too different. Foreign investors net bought nearly 69.5 billion VND on February 26. On the other hand, two banking stocks, STB and VPB, were net sold by foreign investors for 173 billion VND and 98.5 billion VND, respectively. Both stocks fell in price, of which VPB fell quite deeply (-1.28%).
The banking group did not play a leading role in today's session as this group of stocks had a large differentiation. The stocks that contributed the most points to the VN-Index were BID, FPT , GVR, TCB and VCB respectively. Meanwhile, the groups that held the index back the most were VIC, VPB, SAB, GAS and NVL.
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