[Market Radar] - Market relaxed as trade tensions eased
▶ With positive world news about tariff negotiations, the market opened with an Up-Gap and managed to maintain the upward momentum throughout the session. Specifically, the Banking group with positive price movements was the driving force for the index’s gain with representatives such as CTG, MBB. Today also marks the first trading session of Vinpearl JSC (VPL) on the HSX exchange with the maximum increase, making it the largest contributor to the increase of VN-Index. Liquidity saw small change and foreign investors reversed to net buy nearly 1,000 billion VND. ▶ At the end of the trading session, the VN-Index increased by 10.17 points (+0.79%), reaching 1,293.43 points; HNX-Index increased by 1.89 points (+0.87%), reaching 217.93 points. Market liquidity reached 27.11 trillion VND, equivalent to more than 1.11 billion shares traded. Foreign investors net bought VND977 billion on HOSE, mostly in MBB, MWG and PNJ. On the contrary, typical net selling directions included VCB, STB and GEX. ▶ Technical perspective: The market recorded an increasing session towards the resistance zone of 1,200 - 1,300. Liquidity improved to the average level, showing a positive increase in cash flow. However, the index has returned to the above resistance zone in short term, indicating that selling pressure may show its presence in the upcoming sessions. In the positive scenario: The market manages to maintain the EMA200 against short-term profit-taking pressure, supported with positive information from tax negotiations. This will serves as a positive signal to help investors improve their confidence. In the base scenario: Vietnam has no new progress on tax agreements, the main trend would remain trading sideways and waiting for clearer signals from the market. Strategy: Investors who go for buy-and-hold strategy can consider disbursing in small weight for stocks which have good fundamentals and accumulation price bases. They may focus on stocks that benefit from domestic internal factors, saying some typical sectors like Steel, Banking, Securities, Energy...
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