20200420_BSC_Vietnam Daily Review_EN_Many stocks rebounded, the market gained_TA_DCM_Uptrend

Market outlook 
Right in the first session of the week, VN-Index showed positive signs. Although the trading struggled in the morning, VN-Index quickly regained the gaining span. In the afternoon session, there was little fluctuation. The impressive breakthrough of SAB along with some pillar codes like PLX, HVN, GAS, and VCB helped the index close to the threshold of 800 points and maintained the chain of gains for 6 consecutive sessions. The strong cash flow into the market showed the optimism of investors, especially in the context of the situation of Covid-19 epidemic in Vietnam, which was having positive movements. However, with oil prices plunging to their lowest level in 20 years and China's central bank continues to lower interest rates for 1 and 5-year loans to support the economy, it also shows a great risk. The tissue is still present. Accordingly, investors should be cautious with the strong resistant level of the index around 800 points.

Future contracts: All future contracts decreased in contrast with VN30. Investors might consider buying with target price around 720 points for long-term contracts.
Covered warrants: In the trading session on April 20, 2020, majority of coverred warrants decreased following underlying securities.  Trading value increased positively.

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

Highlights
• VN-Index +5.37 points, closed at 794.97. HNX-Index -0.78 points, closed at 109.68.
• Pulling up the index: SAB (+ 6.95%); PLX (+ 6.04%); HVN (+ 6.96%); GAS (+ 1.62%); VCB (+ 0.70%).
• Pulling the index down: MSN (-1.98%); BID (-0.80%); VPB (-2.10%); CTG (-1.24%); MBB (-2.06%).
• The matched value of VN-Index reached VND 4,362 billion, +4% compared to the previous session.
• The trading band is 10.76 points. The market has 212 gainers, 55 reference codes and 154 losers.
• Foreign net selling value: 342.00 billion dong on HOSE, including VIC (65.74 billion), DBC (48.43 billion) and VNM (42.81 billion). Foreigners were net sellers on the HNX with a value of VND 36.18 billion.