Overview of the trading session

The trading session on April 8, 2026, saw a positive market sentiment, with most stocks on the list showing concurring signals from MACD, EMA, and PSAR. Liquidity generally improved, supporting the probability of maintaining the upward trend or testing nearby resistance levels in the short term.

Overall, the flow of money is showing a clearer selectivity, while some stocks remain differentiated due to technical structures not being fully synchronized. The current context is more favorable for a recovery, but the risk of volatility at resistance levels still exists.

Outstanding stock group

VNM rose 2.6% to 62,600, with above-average liquidity and technical indicators continuing to favor an upward trend. The 63,400 level is the nearest resistance point, while 62,000 is a support level to watch if the upward momentum weakens.

FPT rose 6.9% to 79,100, showing stronger price momentum, although the short-term technical structure remains mixed as the EMA and PSAR are not yet in complete agreement. The 81,000 level is the next test zone, while 76,300 is a risk level if the upward momentum slows down.

VIC rose 7.0% to 153,400, with MACD, EMA, and PSAR all trending upward. Improved liquidity reinforced the likelihood of testing the 156,000 level, while 150,900 is a key level to watch if volatility occurs.

HPG rose 4.5% to 28,000, accompanied by strong short-term trend signals and a significant surge in liquidity. The 28,250 level is the nearest resistance, while 26,800 is a crucial support level if selling pressure increases.

MWG rose 5.0% to 81,900, as MACD and EMA showed bullish consensus, although PSAR remained more cautious. The RSI was below neutral, suggesting room for recovery, with 83,900 as near-term resistance and 80,400 as support to watch.

VCB rose 3.8% to 60,200, but technical signals remain mixed as the EMA and PSAR are not yet fully synchronized. The 61,200 level is the nearest resistance, while 58,600 is a crucial support level in a sideways trading scenario.

TCB rose 7.0% to 30,700, but the technical structure still lacks strong consensus. The current trading range is quite narrow, with 30,900 as the nearest test level and 30,500 as the risk threshold if selling pressure emerges.

MBB rose 3.9% to 26,600, amid confirmation of an upward trend from the MACD, EMA, and PSAR. High liquidity reinforced the likelihood of testing the 26,900 level, while 26,450 remains a key area to watch in case of a technical correction.

SSI rose 6.9% to 29,400, reflecting a strong improvement in cash flow despite slight divergence between EMA and MACD indicators. The 29,450 level is the nearest resistance, while 28,899 is a short-term risk level if buying pressure weakens.

VHM rose 7.0% to 123,000, with a very clear short-term uptrend and strong momentum. Stable liquidity supports the probability of testing the 125,000 level, while 117,500 is a significant risk level if the market corrects.

Liquidity & Cash Flow

Liquidity remained high in HPG with 67,646,600 shares, followed by SSI with 65,778,300 shares, MBB with 33,405,300 shares, and TCB with 18,128,900 shares. The flow of money tended to favor stocks with clearly improving technical signals, reflecting a selective approach rather than a uniform distribution.

The volume-to-average ratio also showed significant improvement in many stocks, especially HPG , SSI , and MWG . This reinforces the probability of maintaining the short-term upward trend, although resistance testing phases may still be accompanied by volatility.

Group-driven analysis

The banking sector generally maintained a positive momentum with MBB , VCB , and TCB , but the level of technical consensus was not entirely uniform. While MBB had a fairly clear structure, VCB and TCB still needed further confirmation of their trends.

The steel and retail sectors showed relatively good strength, notably HPG and MWG . Alongside this, the securities sector, with SSI, showed that capital is flowing back into stocks with higher short-term leadership potential.

Key technical signals

VHM has a composite score of 66.96, a technical score of 80, and a very clear trend signal as MACD, EMA, and PSAR are all trending upwards. HPG has a composite score of 69.07, a technical score of 95, and significantly improved liquidity, indicating a solid short-term trend foundation.

MBB achieved a composite score of 71.96, a technical score of 90, and maintained high liquidity, while SSI scored 70.27 with clearly improved market sentiment. FPT remains noteworthy due to its strong price momentum, although its short-term technical structure is more polarized than stocks with complete consensus.

Prospects & Risks

In the short term, the main scenario still leans towards testing nearby resistance levels in many leading stocks. If liquidity continues to remain strong, the probability of maintaining the recovery momentum will be higher, especially in stocks with MACD, EMA, and PSAR in agreement.

The main risk lies in the potential for volatility as prices approach resistance, especially for stocks with technical divergence. The nearest support zone for each stock will be a crucial point to monitor in assessing the sustainability of the current uptrend.

This data is for analytical and informational purposes only; it is not investment advice.