Trading Session Overview
The October 5 session showed a mixed but mostly positive picture, with VNINDEX rising 15.5 points, equivalent to 0.9%, to 1,753.2 points. Liquidity on HOSE remained a highlight, with cash flow concentrated in large-cap stocks such as HPG, SHB, and NVL, which reinforced the broad-based nature of the upward momentum in the closing session of the week.
On market breadth, many major sectors maintained gains, while some individual stocks faced profit-taking pressure after their earlier strong rallies. This development suggests that cash flow has not exited the market but is shifting among sectors with better liquidity fundamentals.
Notable Stock Groups
The strongest gainers in the session were concentrated in stocks with wide trading ranges on HOSE. Leading the pack was TLH, up 7.0%, followed by LPB, up 7.0%, and DAH, up 6.9%.
On the other side, several stocks under notable downward pressure included HSL, down 6.9%, VDP, down 6.9%, and KOS, down 6.8%. This group showed more volatility than the overall market during the session.
| Ticker | Change | Liquidity/Notes |
|---|---|---|
| TLH | +7.0% | Strong gainer |
| LPB | +7.0% | Strong gainer |
| DAH | +6.9% | Strong gainer |
| HSL | -6.9% | Sharp decliner |
| VDP | -6.9% | Sharp decliner |
| KOS | -6.8% | Sharp decliner |
Sector Analysis
Banking continued to lead in several trading sessions, with TCB up 0.8% and VPB up 0.4%, while SHB and STB edged lower. This divergence reflects cash flow favoring stocks with higher liquidity rather than spreading evenly across the sector.
Real estate had bright spots, with VIC up 3.6%, VHM up 0.6%, and NVL up 1.0%. This group attracted considerable liquidity during the session, helping to create a positive effect on the broader index.
Industrial metals also maintained a positive trend, with HPG up 2.2%, HSG up 0.2%, and NKG up 3.5%. The Retail group posted gains in MWG, up 1.6%, DGW, up 6.3%, and FRT, up 2.9%, indicating that buying demand remains present in stocks that benefit from market liquidity.
Notable Technical Signals
Among the standout technical signals, PGC achieved a composite score of 75.6 with RSI at 50, a bullish MACD, and a bullish EMA. Next was DHC with a composite score of 71.3, followed by GMD at 71.1 and DVP at 71.1. VTO also maintained a composite score of 68.1.
| Code | Composite Score | Signals |
|---|---|---|
| PGC | 75.6 | RSI 50, MACD bullish, EMA bullish |
| DHC | 71.3 | RSI 66, MACD bullish, EMA bullish |
| GMD | 71.1 | RSI 67, MACD bullish, EMA bullish |
| DVP | 71.1 | RSI 63, MACD bullish, EMA bullish |
| VTO | 68.1 | RSI 68, MACD bullish, EMA mixed |
Liquidity and Cash Flow
Liquidity on HOSE is concentrated in three leading stocks: HPG with 31.9 million shares, SHB with 29.6 million shares, and NVL with 27.1 million shares. This suggests that cash flow continues to favor stocks with large trading volumes and high market attention.
From an index perspective, VNINDEX closed the session at 1,753.2 points, remaining in a high range compared to recent levels. This development indicates that the upward momentum is still being sustained, although differentiation pressure may increase at higher price levels.
Short-Term Outlook
In the short term, the nearest support zone for VNINDEX should be monitored around 1,740 points, while the next resistance zone lies near 1,760 points. These levels may determine whether the index continues to extend its uptrend or enters a more volatile, sideways phase.
Investors should also watch factors that could affect cash flow in the coming sessions, including movements in large-cap stocks, sector rotation, and overall market liquidity. This report is for analytical and informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice.