Domestic organizations and self-employed continue to 'buy stocks' while individuals net sell stocks

The strong net buying trend from domestic organizations and securities companies continued in today's volatile stock market session.

Individual investors have increased net selling in recent sessions, while domestic self-employed and organizations have been net buyers - Photo: QUANG DINH

According to data from FiinTrade, the trading session on September 11 recorded liquidity in the entire stock market reaching VND40,452 billion, an increase of 18.2% compared to the previous session.

Of which, HoSE floor continues to account for a large proportion with 36,795 billion VND, HNX floor reaches 2,798 billion VND and UPCoM contributes 858 billion VND.

The transaction structure also shows a clear differentiation between domestic and foreign institutional investors.

Specifically, domestic organizations (excluding self-trading) strongly net bought VND1,253 billion, while self-trading securities companies also contributed positively with net buying of VND709.4 billion.

On the contrary, domestic individual investors net sold 1,036 billion VND. The total net selling value of foreign investors today also reached 1,270 billion VND, of which HoSE recorded a net selling of 1,078 billion VND.

The above developments show that domestic cash flow is still playing a pivotal role, while net selling pressure from foreign investors continues to be a factor restraining market sentiment in the short term.

In recent consecutive sessions, the stock market has been under strong correction pressure after a period of rapid growth. Profit-taking pressure has emerged across many sectors, especially banking and securities.

Previously, the Vietnamese market had a strong breakthrough in 2025 when the VN-Index increased 32.8% since the beginning of the year and August recorded the strongest increase since mid-2020.

According to SSI Securities, the main driving force of the stock market in the first 8 months of the year came from domestic individual cash flow. Trading liquidity skyrocketed in both the underlying and derivative markets.

Entering September, SSI said the market was supported by two factors: expectations that the Fed would cut interest rates on September 17 and the possibility of FTSE upgrading the market in early October.

However, the company's analysis department still forecasts that the VN-Index may face increased correction risks due to the low profit reporting season in the third quarter and seasonal profit-taking pressure as seen in the last four years, especially after the index has increased by more than 50% since the bottom in April 2025.

In addition, a sharp decline, if it occurs, could provide a strategic buying opportunity in a long-term uptrend, according to SSI. The stock market's rate of return is currently superior to bank interest rates and real estate rental yields.

In addition, the prospect of macroeconomic growth as well as high corporate profits in the 2025-2026 period, the Government's support policies, along with the potential for upgrading and an increasingly perfect market structure are factors supporting the long-term trend of the market.

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BINH KHANH

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