20220405_BSC_Vietnam Daily Review_EN_Correction Trading Session_TA_ELC_Positive signal

Stock market: After yesterday's gaining session, it is not surprising that VN-Index corrected slightly today. Banking and Securities stocks simultaneously dropped; Real Estate, Construction stocks had division. On the contrary, the group of Oil and Gas stocks had an impressive gaining session according to the world oil price, but it was not enough to keep the VN-Index green. Market breadth tilted to the negative side with 6/19 sectors gaining. Regarding the transactions of foreign investors, today they were net sellers on both HSX and HNX. In the coming sessions, if VN-Index does not fall out of the threshold around 1520, it may continue its journey to conquer the top of 1535. If it fails, it is likely that the index will return to 1505.

 

Future contracts: Futures contracts all dropped in line with the movement of the VN30 index. Investors should trade cautiously in the coming sessions.

 

Covered warrants: In the trading session on April 5, 2022, warrants fell sharply in line with the movement of the underlying stock.

 

Technical Analysis: ELC_Positive signal

(Please go to page 3 for buy/sell status of stocks and page 6 for Bluechip stocks information)

 

• VN-Index -4.67 points, closing at 1520.03 points. HNX-Index -2.59 points, closing at 456.1 points.

• Pulling the index up: GAS (+0.94), NVL (+0.60), MSN (+0.49), VCB (+0.48), HPG (+0.29).

• Pulling the index down: BID (-1.20), VNM (-0.93), VPB (-0.77), CTG (-0.60), TCB (-0.53).

• The matched value of VN-Index reached VND 20.569 billion, down -18.77% compared to the previous session. The total transaction value reached VND 21.810 billion.

• The trading range is 8.29 points. The market had 179 advancers, 43 reference stocks and 273 losers.

• Foreign investors' net selling value: VND -277.41 billion on HOSE, including VHM (VND -68.19 billion), VIC (VND -59.65 billion), HPG (VND -47.04 billion). Foreign investors were net sellers on HNX with the value of VND -17.77 billion.