VCBS recommended that investors prioritize taking advantage of intraday fluctuations for short-term trading of stocks already in their portfolios.
June is expected to be a sensitive period for Vietnam’s stock market as the VN-Index faces the risk of falling toward the 1,800-point level amid weakening liquidity.
VCBS recommended that investors closely monitor market developments in the coming sessions, while being more cautious when opening new positions.
Declining liquidity and cautious investor sentiment are keeping the VN-Index in a consolidation phase. However, attractive valuations and emerging growth drivers...
The VN-Index may experience a tug-of-war with alternating increases and decreases.
Many analysts said the Middle East conflict would continue its strong impacts on oil prices as well as the Vietnam stock market.
The VN-Index could continue to experience alternating periods of gains and losses, with divergence among market sectors.
Many analysts said, alternating upward and downward movements would continue before the VN-Index stabilizes in the 1,880-1,900 zone.
The VN-Index could still perform well at its peak with alternating periods of gains and losses and differentiation among sectors.
The VN-Index has approached the 1,900-point threshold, but the prolonged “green outside, red inside” condition — where the index rises while many stocks decline — has...
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Many analysts recommend that investors should prioritize stock groups that have formed consolidation bases at deep discount levels, or those that have recently broken...
The VN-Index is approaching its peak of 1,860 points, but market breadth is heavily leaning toward the red, indicating that cash flow is not spreading and the risk of a...
Many analysts said, investors should be patient and gradually disburse funds during corrections in stocks with strong fundamentals.
The VN-Index is assessed to be entering the strongest upward wave of the cycle, with large capital flows increasingly concentrating in large-cap stocks and long-term...
Under SSV’s base case, the VN-Index would return to a trading range of 1,600 to 1,800 points, the same base established in August 2025.
The Vietnamese stock market is showing signs of slowing down at the 1,750 resistance level with clear divergence in performance.
In line with global enthusiasm and the boost from the market upgrade, the VN-Index could continue its rebound.
Amid external pressures and a cautious accumulation mindset, the VN-Index is likely to continue trading within a narrow range, with investors advised to prioritize...
VCBS recommends that investors maintain their portfolio allocation in stocks that are trending sideways and holding firm at support levels.
VCBS recommends that investors look for stocks showing signs of rebound after holding steady, and those in sectors with expected strong 1Q2006 earnings results, to...
Investors should limit new purchases of stocks that have already risen sharply and are approaching resistance levels/previous peaks to avoid the risk of unexpected...
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