Market Session Overview
The market on August 7, 2026 maintained a slightly positive but accumulation-leaning tone. VNINDEX closed the session at 1,768.1 points, up 0.2%, with liquidity of 660.6 million shares.
Market breadth was highly divergent: leading stocks still included several hitting the daily limit up or near it, while some stocks declined sharply, showing that price volatility remained wide. The focus of the session was selective cash flow across industry groups rather than broad-based gains across the market.
Notable Stocks
Among the strong gainers, SRC led with a 7.0% increase, followed by BCM up 6.9%, SZC up 6.9%, GAS up 6.9%, and ACC up 6.8%.
On the other side, selling pressure was concentrated in TCD, down 13.3%, VNE down 7.7%, SRF down 6.9%, STG down 6.9%, and CRC down 6.6%.
| Ticker | Performance | Exchange |
|---|---|---|
| SRC | +7.0% | HOSE |
| BCM | +6.9% | HOSE |
| SZC | +6.9% | HOSE |
| TCD | -13.3% | HOSE |
| VNE | -7.7% | HOSE |
| SRF | -6.9% | HOSE |
Liquidity and Technical Signals
Notable liquidity was concentrated in SHB with 51.4 million shares, VIX with 30.0 million shares, and VPB with 24.2 million shares. This indicates that cash flow remained active in high-impact leading stocks.
Stocks with notable technical signals included VNM with a composite score of 75.5, HDB at 74.3 points, and VIC at 73.2 points. These stocks are maintaining relatively positive technical momentum compared with the broader market.
HNX and UPCOM Performance
HNXINDEX closed the session at 293.4 points, up 0.3%, while UPCOMINDEX reached 126.9 points, up 0.0%. Both exchanges continued to show strong divergence.
- HNX saw notable gains from DDG (+10.0%) and CTT (+9.9%).
- UPCOM posted strong breakouts in HNP (+38.9%) and THU (+33.3%).
- Notable selling pressure was seen in SFN (-9.8%), DST (-9.6%), and FTI (-32.4%).
Outlook
The short-term trend remains tilted positive, but the upside momentum is narrowing and divergence has not eased. The 1,760-point zone for VNINDEX remains an important level to watch, while the 1,770-point area is a threshold that needs further testing to confirm a more sustainable rebound.
In the coming sessions, cash flow into leading groups and liquidity in large-cap stocks will be the most important signals for assessing the market's ability to sustain its upward momentum.