Many analysts said, investors should be patient and gradually disburse funds during corrections in stocks with strong fundamentals.
The Vietnamese stock market is showing signs of slowing down at the 1,750 resistance level with clear divergence in performance.
VCBS recommends that investors maintain their portfolio allocation in stocks that are trending sideways and holding firm at support levels.
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...
Investors should proactively restructure their portfolios, selling off stocks that are trending weaker than the VN-Index, and only maintaining a significant weighting in...
With last week’s developments, the Vietnam stock market's downward trend may continue this week, accompanied by some intraday technical rebounds.
The closure of the Hozmuz Strait as a result of US attacks on Iran is predicted to drive up oil prices. Oil, gas, and shipping equities will all benefit from this.
Investors should exercise greater caution when opening new positions, and prioritize taking advantage of intraday fluctuations for short-term swing trading of stocks...
The VN-Index closed the last week with a pinbar candlestick with a relatively long upper shadow, reflecting strong selling pressure at high price levels.
Techical indicators have not yet shown clear signs of a peak. Therefore, the VN-Index may continue its upward trend.
Investors should monitor market strength in the coming sessions to seek opportunities after the VN-Index stabilizes.
If the upward trend continues in the coming sessions, the immediate target for the VN-Index will be the previous peak around 1,760 points.
The stock market’s negative momentum may continue under growing short-term selling pressure.
Investors could review their portfolios and consider partial profit-taking for stocks that have reached their T surfing target.
VN-Index is expected to head towards the nearest short-term old peak around 1,660 – 1,670 points in the coming sessions.
Investors should look for short-term investment opportunities following speculative cash flow in industries/stocks that have attracted this cash flow in recent sessions.
VCBS recommended that investors review the portfolio for resolutely restructuring, especially for positions that have reached the stop-loss threshold.
VCBS recommended investors to prioritize risk management, specifically continue to closely monitor market developments to react promptly, and review portfolios and...
VCBS recommended that investors closely monitor market movements in the upcoming sessions and take advantage of intraday rallies to restructure portfolios.
The VN-Index continued to maintain around the 1,660 mark last week, equivalent to the MA20 mark, showing that this is an important support zone for the market.
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