Trading Session Overview
The market on 01/09/2026 closed sideways with consensus across all three exchanges. VNINDEX closed at 1,832.1 points, nearly unchanged from the previous session; HNXINDEX held at 284.8 points and UPCOMINDEX at 127.5 points. Liquidity remained concentrated in leading stocks, showing that cash flow still favors large-cap names and actively traded stocks.
On HOSE, divergence was fairly clear, with some stocks rising sharply while many others faced downward pressure. Supply and demand remained balanced throughout the session, while the high-liquidity group stayed at the center of market attention.
| Index | Value | Change |
|---|---|---|
| VNINDEX | 1,832.1 | 0.0% |
| HNXINDEX | 284.8 | 0.0% |
| UPCOMINDEX | 127.5 | 0.0% |
Notable Stocks
Notable gainers on HOSE included VAF, up 14.4%, TCD, up 9.1%, and FUEKIVFS, up 7.0%. On the other side, selling pressure emerged in CLW, CVT, OGC, VDP and PTC, which each fell in the range of 6.7%–6.9%.
- VAF: +14.4%
- TCD: +9.1%
- FUEKIVFS: +7.0%
- CLW: -6.9%
- CVT: -6.9%
- OGC: -6.8%
Notable trading volume was concentrated in SHB with 77.7 million shares, followed by VIX with 42.4 million, VPB with 28.7 million, TCB with 27.7 million and SSI with 20.3 million. This group continued to attract the largest cash flows during the session.
Sector Analysis
The banking sector continued to lead liquidity, with SHB, VPB and TCB among the most heavily traded stocks. Financial services also maintained their appeal, as VIX and SSI remained among the top names by liquidity.
In the technology sector, FPT rose 1.4%, while a mid-cap name such as SGT surged 7.0%. Meanwhile, real estate and several individual stocks continued to show clear divergence, reflecting the high selectivity of market cash flow.
| Sector | Key Signal |
|---|---|
| Banking | High liquidity, trading concentrated in key names |
| Financial Services | Active trading in leading stocks |
| Technology | Mixed, with some stocks rising strongly |
| Real Estate | Wide price swings, high selectivity |
Notable Technical Signals
Among the strongest technical signals, LAF and BTT both reached a composite score of 75.0, followed by CLW at 73.2 and ADP at 71.3. However, ORS showed a divergence between MACD and EMA, indicating that short-term risk has not been fully eliminated.
- LAF: composite score 75.0
- BTT: composite score 75.0
- CLW: composite score 73.2
- ADP: composite score 71.3
- ORS: composite score 71.2
Outlook for the Next Session
Late-session developments show that the market is in a balanced state but with strong divergence. The 1,830-point level on VNINDEX remains a key benchmark to watch, while large liquidity in high-cap stocks will continue to be the decisive factor for the short-term direction.
In the short term, if cash flow remains in the leading stocks and positive technical signals are reinforced, the market may continue to hold steady around its current level. Conversely, if profit-taking pressure spreads across large-cap, highly liquid stocks, volatility may increase.
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