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The trading volume and liquidity measurement system on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange almost stopped since 2:00 p.m., registering for the third consecutive session with problems.
Three consecutive earnings sessions helped maintain the enthusiasm of domestic investors, thus stimulating cash flow to constantly flow to the stock market. About 570 million shares were traded, which is equivalent to about VND 10 billion, helping the VN-Index to exceed 1090 points.
However, the market suddenly reversed about 30 minutes after the lunch break. The index representing the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange lost more than 15 points, falling from 1,094 points to 1,079 points as demand for unloading goods soared. Market liquidity almost stopped for an hour before closing, while the VN-Index was flat and closed at 1,078.9 points, 4.55 points less than the benchmark.
The blue column (bottom) shows the sudden liquidity of the market as of 2:00 pm
“I placed a lot of sell orders when the market corrected, but the system was unable to send them, while the price was at the level to match,” said Ms Huyen, an investor listed on VNDirect Securities Company.
According to the survey VnExpressA similar situation also occurs with investors who open accounts in securities companies such as VCBS, FPTS, TCBS, ACBS …
Successful orders are recorded in the transfer session also less than in previous sessions. Only around 30 orders were registered to buy and sell shares of TCB, VNM, HPG, VJC … with the highest value of 49 billion dong.
However, the total trading volume on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange continued to set a new record with 813 million shares. The VN30 basket contributed just 211 million shares, showing that cash flow tended to focus on small- and mid-cap stocks that have not increased significantly recently. If you calculate the trading volume on the Hanoi trading floor, the investor has delivered 1.05 billion shares today, a figure that has never been recorded before.
Ho Chi Minh City’s minimum liquidity reached about 14.950 billion, while Hanoi traded around 3.0 billion.
Foreign investors contributed around 14.3% of the total liquidity, equivalent to VND 2.140 billion. Foreign investors expanded their net sales for the second consecutive session, focusing on large-cap stocks such as HPG, FPT and TCB.
The market closed below the benchmark, but the number of advances still dominated with 224 codes, while the losers were 215. Stocks that in previous sessions were the main engine of market growth such as banks, securities, zones, were covered in red. industrial real estate …
GVR broke the chain to reach the maximum price, falling 4.7% to VND27,600 and became the stock that had the most negative impact on the overall index. The rest of this list are mainly in the banking basket as VPB, VCB, TCB …
On the other hand, HPG and BCM are the two stocks that contribute the most to the VN-Index with an increase of 1.7% and 4.6% respectively.
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