A pullback to find equilibrium around 1,700-1,780 points is necessary for the market to return to a longer-term uptrend.
Many analysts recommend that investors maintain their holdings in stocks currently available in their portfolios and recovering from support levels.
Some technical indicators indicated that the VN-Index still has the potential to increase.
Volatility may continue in the next sessions as cash flow shifts between sectors in the Vietnamese stock market.
The VN-Index's upward momentum may slow down and move sideways to test short-term momentum, especially as it is in the strong resistance zone of 1,790- 1,800 points.
The VN-Index may experience some fluctuations and accumulate more momentum before continuing its breakout.
Cash flow could continue to be diversified, focusing only on large-cap stocks and a few other stocks with unique stories.
Many analysts recommend that investors take advantage of corrections or fluctuations during the session to gradually disburse funds.
Investors should consider short-term trading opportunities in stocks that have successfully tested support levels and attracted renewed buying interest during market...
VCBS recommends that investors prioritize risk control, specifically by closely monitoring market developments to react promptly, reviewing portfolios, and resolutely...
VCBS recommends that investors closely follow market movements to promptly restructure their portfolios if the stocks they are holding touch the stop-loss/take-profit...
Potential stock market sectors to note are banking, public investment, oil and gas, retail...
In many analysts’s view, investors should pay attention to the continued tug-of-war in the area around 1,730 in the next sessions.
The VN-Index continued to follow the upward momentum and closed yesterday's session close to 1,720 points.
Investors could consider increasing the proportion/disbursement of new purchases in stocks that have consolidated convincing support zones and are attracting strong...
This Friday will be the VN30 futures expiration date, which may cause sharper swings in the VN-Index over the preceding sessions.
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