20200515_BSC_Vietnam Daily Review_EN_A corrected session_TA_NTC_Conitnued uptrend

Market outlook 
In contrast to the previous situation, VN-Index started with a good gain but gradually declined and reversed to decline in the afternoon. Foreign investors continued to be net buyers with the large amount of trading volume was accounted for ETF DIAMOND fund. Foreign cash flow also limited the dropping trend of the market. The liquidity in the market decreased slightly compared to the previous session, the amplitude of fluctuations widened and the width in the negative state reflected the cautious psychology of investors. BSC recommends to maintain the proportion of cash in the portfolio and monitor the macro developments in the world and business plans of enterprises before choosing investment opportunities in this period.

Future contracts:  All future contracts decreased following VN30. Investors might consider selling and buying back with target price around 730 points for long-term contracts.

Covered warrants: In the trading session on May 15, 2020, majority of coverred warrants decreased following underlying securities. Trading value increased positively.

Technical analysis: NTC_ Uptrend continued
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Highlights
• VN-Index -5.37 points, closed at 827.03. HNX-Index -2.32 points, closed at 109.02.
• Pulling up index: VIC (+0.97); VHM (+0.96); HNG (+0.16); VPB (+0.14); LGC (+0.11).
• Pulling the index down: BID (-1.26); VNM (-1.09); MSN (-0.60); CTG (-0.48); PLX (-0.41).
• The matched value of VN-Index reached VND 4,239 billion, down -5.9% compared to the previous session.
• The trading band was 13.88 points, wider than previous session. The market has 90 gainers, 87 reference codes and 204 losers.
• Foreign investors' net buying value: VND 104.88 billion on HOSE, including FUEL VND (VND 264.89 billion), VCB (VND 79.38 billion) and VPB (VND 21.46 billion). Foreigners were net sellers on the HNX with a value of VND -12.91 billion.