Market Overview

The trading session on August 25 closed with a mixed picture across the main indices. The VN-Index rose 2.6 points, equivalent to 0.1%, to 1,791.4 points, while the HNX-Index fell 0.5 points, or -0.2%, to 282.7 points, and the UPCOM-Index dropped 1.0 point, or -0.8%, to 126.8 points.

This movement suggests that capital flows remain selective rather than spreading evenly across the market. Among leading stocks driven by technical signals, several names continued to stand out, while low-liquidity stocks or those undergoing short-term corrections showed that volatility remains noticeable.

Index Performance

IndexPointsChange
VNINDEX1,791.4+2.6 (+0.1%)
HNXINDEX282.7-0.5 (-0.2%)
UPCOMINDEX126.8-1.0 (-0.8%)

Notable Stocks

Among the stocks under monitoring, ORS was the most notable, rising 2.6% to 14,050 on trading volume of 5.5M shares. HTV gained 0.7% to 14,600 and recorded a volume of 21,300 shares.

On the downside, HDB fell 1.5% to 27,000, while CLW declined 1.6% to 55,000. Both remain within the broader positive technical picture, but short-term price action indicates that profit-taking pressure near nearby resistance levels persists.

Notable Stocks Watchlist

TickerExchangePriceChangeVolume
ORSHOSE14,050+2.6%5.5M
HTVHOSE14,600+0.7%21,300
HDBHOSE27,000-1.5%11.4M
CLWHOSE55,000-1.6%100
VIMUPCOM12,000+7.1%1,700

Sector Analysis

Stocks with strong technical signals continued to concentrate in names such as ORS, VIM, IDP, SJG, VLB and AIG. Among them, ORS achieved a composite score of 85.2, VIM reached 82.0, and IDP and SJG both scored 81.6, indicating that market attention still tilts toward stocks with relatively positive price trends.

On HNX and UPCOM, SGC rose 0.5% to 108,000, HMH was flat at 18,700, CCR climbed 2.1% to 14,500, and OCH gained 4.8% to 6,500. On UPCOM, VLB fell 0.8% to 48,000, while AIG was unchanged at 50,000.

Key Signal Stocks

TickerComposite ScoreExchange
ORS85.2HOSE
VIM82.0UPCOM
IDP81.6UPCOM
SJG81.6UPCOM
VLB80.2UPCOM

Outlook

Overall, the short-term trend of the market still leans positive as the VN-Index continues to hold at elevated levels, and many stocks maintain favorable signals. However, the divergence between exchanges, along with low liquidity in some stocks, suggests that volatility may still emerge as prices approach nearby resistance zones.

In the coming sessions, the index's reaction around its current level will be a key factor in confirming the sustainability of the trend. Investors should continue monitoring stocks trading close to resistance areas and those whose liquidity has not yet meaningfully improved.