Hastc-Index up, VN-Index down

HCM bourse :

The session this morning saw exactly what happened in the session earlier. Stocks of medium and low prices saw continuous price escalations, while those of high prices and market capitalization fell sharply. The electronic board was overwhelmed with green as roughly o­ne half of the listed stocks rose. The market’s statistics showed that there were 52 rising stocks, 47 falling o­nes and 16 stills. Modest points gained by rising stocks failed to compensate for the relatively more severely losses incurred by the bluechips, which ultimately resulted in the fall of the overall market indicator. Closing the session, VN-Index closed at 920.48 points, down 6.66 points, or 0.72% against the session earlier.

Among the top advancers were HAX and LBM. The sharpest riser of the market, HAX, saw a VND 3,500 increase and roughly 30,000 shares successfully matched. Next in the list were LBM, NSC, PJT and SHC with a VND 2,500 increase. The o­nly two big stocks that saw rises wer TCT and VNM. The former earned an additional VND 2,000 while the latter was entitled to a VND 1,000 increase. Of the 52 rising stocks, there were o­nly 4 stocks with prices above VND 70,000.

In the reverse direction, IMP lost VND 7,000 to close at VND 160,000. Next in the list were BMC, DHG, RIC, each lost VND 5,000.

In terms of trade volume, the stock of highest liquidity in the session, STB, saw roughly 650,000 shares matched. Next were STB, HTV, VF1, FPT and PVD with matched volume ranging in 140,000-190,000 units.


Hanoi bourse :

In the mean time, HaSTC index enjoyed a slight rise of 0.77 points, or 0.3% to close at 257.6 points. The total matched volume and value remained consistently high. The former closed at 1.69 million shares while the latter at VND 151 billion, up slightly against those of the previous session. Statistics showed that there were 59 rising stocks, 21 falling stocks and 9 stills.

S99 and SD7 confirmed its strong foothold in the top advancers list with increases of VND 19,500 and VND 13,400, respectively. RCL was back o­n the top advancers list, up VND 10,900. SD5 and SNG increased by VND 8,700 and VND 5,900, respectively.

In the reverse directiono, giant SSI lost VND 4,800, positioning itself as the stock most severely hit by price fall. Though slided, the stock saw a stunning high number of shares matched, which amounted to roughly 400,000 units by the end of the session. Included in the top gainers list were HJS, NST, ILC and S55 with decreases ranging from VND 1,000-VND 2,000.

In terms of trade volume, stocks most successfully traded o­n the bourse were SSI, ACB, POT, TLC.

Source: Infotv