The VN-Index maintains its upward momentum; the 1,860–1,870 point range will be the first test of the trading session.
In the previous session, the VNINDEX continued its upward trend, closing at 1,857.3 points, up 23.8 points, or +1.3%. This development shows that the main trend remains positive, while the high price levels are entering a more pronounced supply test phase. Given the current context, the opening scenario is likely to revolve around a tug-of-war, but leaning towards testing selling pressure in the 1,860–1,870 point range.
In the remaining indices, the HNXINDEX rose 0.8% to 255.4 points, while the UPCOMINDEX fell 0.3% to 128.9 points. This divergence indicates that capital flows have not spread evenly but remain concentrated on stocks with strong technical structures. In the short term, stocks showing bullish signals and neutral RSI are the support for the market.
Key stocks: positive signals remain concentrated in the uptrend group.
Previous session data shows that the group of gainers on HOSE included TDH , VIC , and DRH , all up 7.0%. Conversely, the group of notable losers included IMP (-6.9%), SPM (-6.9%), and STG (-6.6%). This contrast clearly reflects the market's divergence, with capital favoring stocks with unique stories or short-term breakout potential.
| Code | Fluctuations | Note |
|---|---|---|
| TDH | +7.0% | Group of stocks that surged on HOSE |
| VIC | +7.0% | Group of stocks that surged on HOSE |
| DRH | +7.0% | Group of stocks that surged on HOSE |
| IMP | -6.9% | Group of stocks experienced sharp declines on HOSE. |
| SPM | -6.9% | Group of stocks experienced sharp declines on HOSE. |
| STG | -6.6% | Group of stocks experienced sharp declines on HOSE. |
Liquidity and technical signals: money still favors stocks with high composite scores.
In terms of liquidity on the HOSE, SHB led with 47.5M shares, followed by NVL with 41.3M and HPG with 27.7M. In terms of technical signals, the leading group included ABB with a composite score of 81.6, FMC with 77.2, and QNP with 76.3. This group of stocks is maintaining a more positive trend structure compared to the overall market.
- ABB : Composite score of 81.6, belonging to the strongest signal group.
- FMC : Composite score 77.2, clear bullish trend.
- QNP : Composite score 76.3, continues to maintain a positive outlook.
HNX and UPCOM: still have room for significant differentiation.
On the HNXINDEX , some notable gainers included SFN (+9.7%) and THS (+9.0%), while DST (-8.8%) and TJC (-8.4%) declined. On the UPCOMINDEX , gainers included VTD ( +15.0%) and BTV (+14.9%), while losers included PNT (-15.0%) and RCC (-14.9%). This indicates that volatility in small and medium-sized stocks remains high, but not all stocks benefit from the influx of capital.
Short-term outlook: positive, but increased volatility is expected.
In the morning session, the most likely scenario is that the index opens in a tug-of-war around the high, then continues to test supply at 1,860–1,870 points. The nearest support zone to watch is 1,845–1,850 points, while the next resistance lies around 1,870–1,880 points. If demand continues to be strong in stocks with good upward momentum, the market still has a chance to extend its gains; conversely, strong rallies may be accompanied by more pronounced volatility towards the end of the morning session.
This data is for analytical and informational purposes only; it is not investment advice.