Shares maintain uptrend on rising liquidity
Shares struggled to maintain the uptrend as many shares turned dark in the afternoon session, showing faltering investors’ psychology amid mixed economic data.
Shares struggled to maintain the uptrend as many shares turned dark in the afternoon session, showing faltering investors’ psychology amid mixed economic data.
Investors are likely to have few opportunities to disburse when the market is entering a sideways state with low liquidity, said brokerages.
Shares gained for a fourth straight session on Friday thanks to the sharp rise of large-caps in the securities and real estate group, supporting the overall market.
The VN-Index on the Hồ Chí Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) ended the day at 1,052.8 points, a slight decline of 0.2 points or 0.02 per cent.
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The VN-Index closed at 1,055.3 points after losing 0.82 per cent. With 463.9 million shares matched on HOSE, liquidity somewhat improved.
The market needs a period of accumulation in a narrow range to create a solid foundation before a new uptrend can be created.
But it locked a monthly gain in the first month of 2023 on back of foreign investors and strong rallies of financial and industrial stocks.
The VN-Index edged up slightly on Thursday despite two-thirds of shares dipped in the red, driven by growth of heavyweight shares.
The prospect of economic growth and market upgradation is the driving force to attract cash flow into the stock market.
The market's uptrend in the near future may slow down and the risk of correction is increasing, brokerage said.
Foreign investors' confidence in the Vietnamese stock market is reflected in net buying activities, especially in the last months of 2022