Previous Session Overview
In the previous session, VNINDEX closed at 1,773.4 points, down 3.4 points or -0.2%, with trading volume reaching 553,915,398 units. The index continued to fluctuate slightly around its short-term peak, while HNXINDEX rose 3.2 points to 290.9, suggesting that market breadth is shifting toward midcap and smallcap stocks. UPCOMINDEX slipped 0.1 points to 127.2, reflecting that divergence remains present across the market.
With no high-impact news overnight, this morning's price action will likely continue to follow technical signals and the openness of cash flows. The 1,770–1,775 point zone for VNINDEX remains the nearest support to watch, while the 1,780–1,785 point area is a notable short-term resistance. If the index holds this support zone, the positive oscillation could still have a chance to persist.
| Index | Points | Change | Volume |
|---|---|---|---|
| VNINDEX | 1,773.4 | -3.4 (-0.2%) | 553,915,398 |
| HNXINDEX | 290.9 | +3.2 (+1.1%) | 44,697,630 |
| UPCOMINDEX | 127.2 | -0.1 (-0.1%) | 17,608,125 |
Notable Stock Groups
On the gaining side, VAF, PIT, PJT, CRV and CLW stood out on HOSE, rising +7.9%, +7.0%, +7.0%, +7.0% and +7.0% respectively. On the other hand, HAS, CVT, VDP, PMG and VNE declined -7.0%, -6.9%, -6.9%, -6.4% and -4.2% respectively, indicating that divergence risk has yet to subside.
Liquidity on HOSE remained concentrated in leading names such as VIX with 54.4 million shares, SHB with 34.5 million, SSI with 22.7 million, MBB with 18.7 million and TCB with 18.0 million. Cash flow is therefore still focused on high-attention stocks, but it has not yet produced a clear, broad-based consensus signal.
On HNX, SDA, PTX, TTC, DST and UNI all surged strongly, while sharp decliners such as SFN, VLA, MEL, TTL and PMC showed that divergence remains very evident. On UPCOM, TVH, SBL, SEA, TUG and APC rose sharply, but the heavy decliners including FTI, BEL, VHH, BMJ and TRS serve as a reminder that price volatility remains significant.
Notable Technical Signals
The stocks with the highest composite technical scores are concentrated in SJG at 83.6 points, TVN at 82.4 points and IDP at 81.6 points. All three maintain an uptrend structure, but current prices remain fairly close to short-term resistance levels, so the possibility of a retest should be monitored.
- SJG: price 24,800; resistance 30,000; support 24,000; RSI 60.3.
- TVN: price 9,000; resistance 9,300; support 8,900; RSI 55.6.
- IDP: price 295,000; resistance 304,700; support 272,600; RSI 54.4.
Closely following these are VVS at 80.3 points, PVP at 79.3 points, VEA at 78.4 points, CCR at 78.3 points and SAF at 77.0 points. These stocks continue to show rebound and holding momentum rather than clear weakening signals, although many are approaching short-term resistance zones.
Scenarios for the Morning Session
The most feasible scenario is that the market opens in a state of tug-of-war, then retests the nearby support zone of VNINDEX. If buying demand spreads more effectively across HNXINDEX and the midcap group, the likelihood of a technical rebound will be higher.
Conversely, if VNINDEX fails to hold the 1,770–1,775 point zone, sideways trading and divergence are likely to continue. In that case, the market will still prioritize observing supply and demand rather than expanding its uptrend, while the 1,780–1,785 point zone remains the threshold to conquer in order to improve short-term sentiment.
The data is for analytical and informational purposes only; it is not investment advice.