Overview of the Mid-Session Trading on April 14, 2026
The mid-session trading on April 14, 2026 continued to show the recovery of the Vietnamese market, with VNINDEX gaining 10.69 points, or 0.6%, to 1,769.65 points. Liquidity on the HOSE reached 382,224,330 shares, indicating that cash flow remained fairly positive, even though breadth across the market was notably divided.
On the other exchanges, HNXINDEX rose 0.31% to 252.43 points with a volume of 35,446,284 shares, while UPCOMINDEX edged up 0.10% to 127.83 points and recorded 19,927,220 shares matched. This development reflects a market sentiment that continued to lean toward improvement, but cash flow was not spread evenly; instead, it concentrated more on stocks with high liquidity and their own stories.
Market Breadth and Notable Signals
Among the leading stocks, the data showed several names standing out with strong gains. On the upside, FDC rose 6.6% to 18,500 VND, BMP climbed 6.4% to 142,600 VND, DAT gained 5.8% to 8,620 VND, NAV increased 5.6% to 17,000 VND, and SBV rose 5.3% to 7,150 VND.
On the other side, some stocks corrected fairly sharply, such as MDG, down 6.9% to 37,150 VND, STG, down 6.5% to 28,650 VND, DCL, down 4.6% to 39,000 VND, TCR, down 4.4% to 2,600 VND, and PMG, down 4.0% to 700 VND. This divergence suggests the market remains in a stock-selective mode rather than broad-based consensus.
High-Liquidity Stocks
Trading activity continued to concentrate in a few leading names. SHB led with 42,562,200 shares matched at 14,850 VND, followed by HPG with 22,563,800 shares at 28,300 VND, CII with 17,395,600 shares at 20,000 VND, VIX with 15,994,500 shares at 18,050 VND, and NVL with 15,099,700 shares at 16,900 VND.
| Ticker | Price | Volume | Development |
|---|---|---|---|
| SHB | 14,850 | 42,562,200 | Leading liquidity |
| HPG | 28,300 | 22,563,800 | Large cash flow |
| CII | 20,000 | 17,395,600 | Active trading |
| VIX | 18,050 | 15,994,500 | High volatility |
| NVL | 16,900 | 15,099,700 | Attracting attention |
Notable Technical Signals
Technical signals show that many stocks still maintain a positive trend. DSE led with a composite score of 80.4, RSI of 55, a bullish MACD and a bullish EMA; SJD reached 74.0 points, with RSI at 60, a bullish MACD and a bullish EMA; VIX scored 73.4 points with RSI at 70, a bullish MACD but a bearish EMA; VHC reached 71.8 points; and PGV reached 71.0 points. All of them point to a relatively positive signal structure.
| Ticker | Composite Score | RSI | MACD | EMA |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| DSE | 80.4 | 55 | Bullish | Bullish |
| SJD | 74.0 | 60 | Bullish | Bullish |
| VIX | 73.4 | 70 | Bullish | Bearish |
| VHC | 71.8 | 67 | Bullish | Bullish |
| PGV | 71.0 | 58 | Bullish | Bullish |
Sector Analysis
Sector breadth shows that capital continues to rotate across a wide range of groups, from Banking, Real Estate, and Financial Services to Industrial Metals, Chemicals, Pharmaceuticals, Technology, Retail, and Construction Materials. Groups such as Utilities, Food, Real Estate Funds, Industrial Goods, Tourism, Personal Goods, Non-Life Insurance, Gas & Water, Household Goods, Automobiles & Parts, Public Utilities, Healthcare, Life Insurance, Electrical Equipment, Hardware, Industrial Conglomerates, Forestry, Media, Entertainment, Industrial Transport, Beverages, Resources, Oil & Gas, Specialty Chemicals, Oil & Gas Production, and Construction also show clearly divergent performance.
- Banking and steel stocks remain the focal points of liquidity.
- Some chemical, construction, and utility stocks show potential for short-term capital rotation.
- On the other hand, the sharp declines in certain stocks indicate that performance dispersion remains wide, implying that intraday volatility risk is considerable.
Short-Term Outlook
With VN-Index holding above the 1,760-point zone and liquidity remaining elevated, the short-term recovery trend continues to be sustained. However, the market still needs close monitoring of the nearest support levels around the recently retested area, as well as the resistance zone above the new psychological levels, where profit-taking pressure could increase.
In the coming sessions, the performance of leading groups, particularly high-liquidity stocks such as SHB, HPG, CII, VIX, and NVL, will continue to significantly influence the overall trend. Investors should also watch supporting news flow, the movement of capital between sectors, and the market's reaction at key technical thresholds.
This data is for analytical and informational purposes only; it does not constitute investment advice.