20191202_BSC_Vietnam Daily Review_EN_Losing the 960 point mark_TA_D2D_Negative

Market outlook 
VN-Index only gained slightly in the first minutes of the morning before falling after the pressure of blue-chips like VNM, VIC, BID. In the afternoon, the index was in red when VCB, VNM, and GAS dropped. The market saw a strong dropping session which went against the regional trend. With the loss of a series of important support levels in a short time, VN-Index is back to the low price area of the year. With the lack of domestic and foreign supporting information in this period, it is likely that the index will move in the channel of 950 - 970 points this week.

Future contracts: All future contracts decreased following VN30. Investors should prioritize selling for all future contracts.
Covered warrants: In the trading session on December 02, 2019, majority of coverred warrants decreased following  underlying securities. Trading volume increased. VJC recovered positively after a short-term downward adjustment to 42. Liquidity increased, confirming signal for increase according to momentum indicators. If liquidity continue to increase positively, upward movement of VJC could create upward momentum on its warrants in the coming sessions.

Technical analysis: D2D_Negative
(Please go to page 2 for buy/sell status of stocks and page 4 for Blue chip stocks information)

Highlights
• VN-Index -11.44 points, closed at 959.31. HNX-Index -1.60 point, closed at 100.90.
• Pulling up the index: SAB (+0.58); VJC (+0.19); HPG (+0.08); VHC (+0.08); PGD (+0.06).
• Pulling the index down: VCB (-1.93); VNM (-1.60); GAS (-1.38); BID (-1.28); VIC (-0.69).
• The matched value of VN-Index reached VND 3,594 billion, + 29.2% compared to the previous session.
• The trading band is 14.61 points. The market has 114 gainers, 52 reference codes and 221 losers.
• Foreign net selling value: 12.93 billion dong on HOSE, including ROS (60.98 billion), VNM (21.62 billion) and VIC (8.22 billion). Foreigners were net sellers on the HNX with a value of 6.45 billion dong.