Market Session Overview
The June 2, 2026 trading session closed with a clearly divided picture across exchanges. VNINDEX fell 18.1 points, or -0.98%, to 1,826.47 points; liquidity across HOSE remained high at 727.0 million shares. In contrast, HNXINDEX rose 3.15% to 314.79 points, while UPCOMINDEX edged up 0.17% to 125.99 points.
This development suggests that short-term correction pressure still persists among large-cap stocks, but cash flow has not left the market. Instead, it is shifting toward stocks with stronger price bases and more positive technical signals.
Notable Stock Groups
On the gaining side, many HOSE tickers posted fairly strong breakouts. TDH and JVC both rose 7.0%, while HID gained 6.8%. These were rare bright spots amid broader index pressure from profit-taking.
On the losing side, the sharp decliners showed that divergence remained wide. SMA fell 7.0%, NVL dropped 6.9%, and OGC declined 6.8%. NVL was among the hardest-hit stocks of the session.
| Ticker | Change | Volume |
|---|---|---|
| TDH | +7.0% | 479,400 |
| JVC | +7.0% | 179,000 |
| HID | +6.8% | 358,700 |
| SMA | -7.0% | 2,000 |
| NVL | -6.9% | 26,810,000 |
| OGC | -6.8% | 2,644,100 |
Sector Analysis
The banking sector remained the centre of liquidity on HOSE, with SHB matching 70.1 million shares, ACB 33.1 million shares, and CTG 16.9 million shares. However, price movements were largely mixed, reflecting cash rotation rather than an expanding uptrend.
In the financial services group, VIX traded 30.7 million shares, SSI 16.9 million shares, and VND 17.3 million shares. This indicates that speculative cash flow remains active, but stock selection is becoming increasingly selective.
HNX and UPCOM Stand Out from the Broader Market
Unlike HOSE, HNXINDEX surged 3.15% to 314.79 points, driven by buying in many speculative stocks. Cash flow concentrated in SHS with 13.6 million shares and CEO with 9.1 million shares. Among the top gainers, SDA rose 40.0%, SVN, DIH, KSF, and THD each rose 10.0%.
On UPCOM, the index edged up 0.17% to 125.99 points. The most actively traded tickers included HNG with 3.7 million shares, OIL with 1.8 million shares, and ABB with 1.4 million shares. On the upside, PHS, VGV, and BTB each gained 15.0%, while NTT fell 15.0% and BBH dropped 14.9%.
Technical Signals and Short-Term Outlook
Among stocks with positive technical signals, SJG achieved a composite score of 79.6, followed by VVS at 76.9 and VLB at 76.2. DMN at 74.0 and TSJ at 73.5 also maintained high rankings, suggesting that selective recovery opportunities remain if the broader market stabilizes.
In the short term, the 1,826-point zone of VNINDEX remains a key level to watch following the recent correction. If selling pressure does not increase further, cash flow may continue to favor stocks with strong trend foundations and high liquidity; conversely, sideways volatility around the current zone could persist while profit-taking sentiment has not yet cooled.
The data is for analytical and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.