Some technical indicators indicated that the VN-Index still has the potential to increase.
Investors should monitor market strength in the coming sessions to seek opportunities after the VN-Index stabilizes.
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.
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...
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Investors could review their portfolios and consider partial profit-taking for stocks that have reached their T surfing target.
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.
This Friday will be the VN30 futures expiration date, which may cause sharper swings in the VN-Index over the preceding 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...
Investors can choose stocks that are still moving sideways and maintaining an accumulation price base to release exploratory capital when the stock touches support.
VN-Index may continue to go sideways with the support at 1,350-1,360 points, before heading towards the next target around 1,370-1,380 points.
Real estate sector equities have begun to recover, as the Vietnamese real estate market continues to improve.
The VN-Index has surged 22.5% since April 9 to the highest level since September 22, 2021.
Many analysts expect the positive signal to return and soon push VN-Index above the 2025 peak - 1,343 points, towards 1,398 points.
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