Trading Session Overview

The session closing on 22/06/2026 showed a generally positive tilt across most stocks on the watchlist. The MACD, EMA, and PSAR signals for many stocks continued to align in an upward direction, while RSI remained mostly in neutral territory or had only just approached local oversold/overbought levels.

The most notable feature of the session was the clear divergence between stocks with strong liquidity and those trading thinly. High-volume stocks tended to show more reliable signals, while low-liquidity stocks were prone to sharp swings and unsustainable rebounds.

TickerPriceChangeVolumeComposite Score
BID42,450+1.6%4.9M76.8
HCM28,350+0.4%2.2M75.9
SAB48,200+0.1%0.3M74.5
POW14,500+4.3%15.9M72.9
PVD32,150+3.5%5.4M71.9

Notable Stock Groups

Stocks Leading the Uptrend

  • POW rose 4.3% to 14,500 VND/share, with trading volume reaching 15.9M units, reflecting strong capital inflows.
  • PVD rose 3.5% to 32,150 VND/share, with liquidity of 5.4M units, reinforcing the positive short-term trend.
  • BID rose 1.6% to 42,450 VND/share, remaining one of the highest composite scores on the list.
  • HCM rose 0.4% to 28,350 VND/share, with the short-term trend staying positive and supported by consensus among technical indicators.
  • SAB edged up 0.1% to 48,200 VND/share, with a short-term consolidation pattern still in place.

Stocks with Mixed Signals

  • SHS rose 1.6% to 19,100 VND/share, with a composite score of 74.0, indicating that the technical foundation remains supported.
  • IDC fell 0.7% to 41,800 VND/share. Although the longer-term trend remains positive, short-term momentum has weakened.
  • DXP rose 1.6% to 13,000 VND/share, but the technical rebound still requires further confirmation.
  • OCH rose 1.4% to 7,400 VND/share, but its overall structure remains weaker due to very thin liquidity.

Sector Analysis and Technical Status

In the banking, finance, and securities sectors, BID and HCM maintained fairly solid technical positions. BID is approaching resistance near 42,800 VND/share, while HCM has also moved close to the 28,400 VND/share threshold. Both levels warrant close monitoring, as volatility may increase when prices press against resistance.

In the energy and oil and gas sector, POW and PVD were the two brightest spots of the session. POW surged with exceptional liquidity, while PVD sustained its uptrend on higher-than-average volume. Both stocks have a trend foundation that is better supported than that of most other stocks on the list.

The remaining stocks showed a higher degree of divergence. IDC retains a relatively positive long-term trend structure but has been less stable in short-term fluctuations. DXP shows signs of a technical rebound, while OCH, VLB, PHP, and HIO have been heavily affected by low liquidity or momentum signals that have not yet truly aligned.

CodePriceChangeSignal ScoreAssessment
SHS19,100+1.6%74.0Positive
IDC41,800-0.7%73.4Neutral
DXP13,000+1.6%73.3Technical rebound
OCH7,400+1.4%71.6Weak due to liquidity
HCC26,700+1.1%71.6Accumulation
VLB48,100-1.0%84.2Positive but thin liquidity
SJG28,4000.0%79.6Overbought
PHP38,000-0.5%75.5Positive but lacks breakout momentum
VEF89,000+0.8%74.6Cautious
HIO8,000-1.2%73.0Two-way fluctuation

Short-Term Outlook

The overall backdrop still leans positive, but price movements around nearby resistance zones may increase volatility in the coming sessions. For stocks that have already risen sharply, such as POW and PVD, maintaining liquidity is a key condition for the trend to continue sustainably.

Conversely, stocks with low liquidity or signals that have not yet aligned, such as OCH, VLB, PHP, VEF, and HIO, should be monitored more cautiously. Short-term support and resistance levels will continue to be the deciding factors for the next state of each stock on the list.

This data is for analytical and informational purposes only; it is not investment advice.