Daily Review

20190314_BSC_Vietnam Daily Review_EN_In contrast to the region_TA_VCB_Breakout

  • Date

    14/03/2019

  • Language

    Tiếng Việt

  • Number of Downloads

    22

Detailed report

Highlights
• VN-Index gained slightly in the morning session, in the afternoon session, the gaining trend improved.
• Stocks contributed to VN-Index upward momentum including VCB (+2.03 points); VIC (+1.26 points); BID (+0.62 points); GAS (+0.4 points); NVL (+0.19 points).
• Stocks made the market decline including VNM (-0.58 points); SAB (-0.39 points); TCB (-0.26 points); PLX (-0.237 points); VJC (-0.231 points).
• Cash flow focused on personal & household goods and banking stock, liquidity decreased compared to yesterday's trading session.
• The matching value of VN-Index today reached VND 3,747.00 billion. Today's trading range is 9.3 points. The market has 164 gainers and 128 losers.
• At the end of today's trading session, VN-Index increased by 3.03 points, closing at 1008.44 points. At the same time, HNX-Index increased 0.2 to 110.2 points.
• Foreign investors today sold a net of VND 34.1 billion on HOSE, focusing on SBT (VND 97.14 billion), VNM (VND 72.24 billion) and HPG (VND 43.6 billion). In addition, they sold a net of VND 9.46 billion on HNX.

Market outlook 
The VN-Index gained slightly in the morning because of the large buying force focused on real estate and banking stocks such as VRE, VCB, and BID. In the afternoon, the momentum improved, because the purchasing power continued to increase in this group of stocks along with the turning up of VHM. Foreign investors were net sellers and liquidity decreased compared to the previous session. From BSC's point of view, the market continued to have a positive gaining session even though the stock markets in Asia declined at all due to the volatility of the Brexit agreement.

Technical analysis
VCB_Breakout

(Please go to page 2 for buy/sell status of stocks and page 4 for Blue chip stocks information)

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