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
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Tuesday, September 11, 2007
Monday, September 10, 2007
Reverse moves on bourses
HCM bourse :
The session this morning saw reverse moves made by the Northern and Southern bourse. In HCM bourse, that one half of the listed stocks moved in the upward trend failed to keep the VN-Index from sliding. In Hanoi bourse, 57 out of 89 listed stocks rose, but HaSTC index inched up slowly. The Southern bourse’s total volume saw slight decrease the third session in a row but still exceed 6 million shares.
Closing the session this morning, though the bourse was overwhelmed with 57 rising stocks, the price indicator suffered 7 points, or 0.75% to close at 927.14 points. The market saw roughly 6.25 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 474 billion.
Stocks of high market price and big listings headed back to close down after a week of heavy trade. Among the losers were BMC, TCT, BMP, VNM, DHG, SAM, FPT,PVD,etc. of which BMC was reported to be most severely hit by price falls. The stock lost VND 10,000 but still closed above VND 500,000. DHG, KDC, PVD lost VND 3,000. FPT, SAM, VNM suffered VND 2,000 each.
Stocks that were reported to stick to their reference prices were REE, GMD, STB.
In the reverse direction, the advancers list included stock of medium and low prices. Such stocks saw modest increase. RIC and UNI led the top up VND 4,000 each. The new comer, which made its bourse debut last week, ACL, saw increase of VND 3,000. Next in the list were BT6, SFI, LBM, LGC…
Included in the top active list by volume were STB, VF1, VID, ACL and RIC. STB led such list with volume amounting to roughly 900,000 units.
Hanoi bourse:
In Hanoi bourse, the advancing impetus gained in last week’s sessions kept HaSTC index to rise by a slight 0.18 points. The market saw roughly 1.6 million shares chaning hands, worth a combined VND 136 billion. Compared to the closing session last week, the total volume stayed nearly the same while value lost 23.16%, which meant that local investors were intensifying their buying of lower –priced stocks.
57 out of 89 listed stocks were reported on the rise. Included in the advancers list were S99, SD7, ILC, SD5 and RCLwith increasing band being expanded. S99 rose a sharp VND 17,000. Next in the list were S SD7, ILC, SD5 and RCL.
In the reverse direction, BVS saw continuous slide with a fall of VND 4,400. Included in the list were PLC, HLY, NTP and HTP. Other sliders’ falls were restricted to VND 1,000 each only.
Included in the top active list by volume were SSI, NTP and ACB. SSI headed back on downward trend after a week of stunning rise. The stock’s volume reached 321,400 units. TBC saw sharp rise with roughly 160,000 shares matched. Foreign investors bought in a total of 106,900 units while sold out 153,800 units, which together accounted for nearly 16.19% of the market’s total trading volume. Stocks of their buying interest included PVI (47,100 shares); NTP (35,100 shares);HPS (10,900 shares) and SSI (7,900 shares).
The session this morning saw reverse moves made by the Northern and Southern bourse. In HCM bourse, that one half of the listed stocks moved in the upward trend failed to keep the VN-Index from sliding. In Hanoi bourse, 57 out of 89 listed stocks rose, but HaSTC index inched up slowly. The Southern bourse’s total volume saw slight decrease the third session in a row but still exceed 6 million shares.
Closing the session this morning, though the bourse was overwhelmed with 57 rising stocks, the price indicator suffered 7 points, or 0.75% to close at 927.14 points. The market saw roughly 6.25 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 474 billion.
Stocks of high market price and big listings headed back to close down after a week of heavy trade. Among the losers were BMC, TCT, BMP, VNM, DHG, SAM, FPT,PVD,etc. of which BMC was reported to be most severely hit by price falls. The stock lost VND 10,000 but still closed above VND 500,000. DHG, KDC, PVD lost VND 3,000. FPT, SAM, VNM suffered VND 2,000 each.
Stocks that were reported to stick to their reference prices were REE, GMD, STB.
In the reverse direction, the advancers list included stock of medium and low prices. Such stocks saw modest increase. RIC and UNI led the top up VND 4,000 each. The new comer, which made its bourse debut last week, ACL, saw increase of VND 3,000. Next in the list were BT6, SFI, LBM, LGC…
Included in the top active list by volume were STB, VF1, VID, ACL and RIC. STB led such list with volume amounting to roughly 900,000 units.
Hanoi bourse:
In Hanoi bourse, the advancing impetus gained in last week’s sessions kept HaSTC index to rise by a slight 0.18 points. The market saw roughly 1.6 million shares chaning hands, worth a combined VND 136 billion. Compared to the closing session last week, the total volume stayed nearly the same while value lost 23.16%, which meant that local investors were intensifying their buying of lower –priced stocks.
57 out of 89 listed stocks were reported on the rise. Included in the advancers list were S99, SD7, ILC, SD5 and RCLwith increasing band being expanded. S99 rose a sharp VND 17,000. Next in the list were S SD7, ILC, SD5 and RCL.
In the reverse direction, BVS saw continuous slide with a fall of VND 4,400. Included in the list were PLC, HLY, NTP and HTP. Other sliders’ falls were restricted to VND 1,000 each only.
Included in the top active list by volume were SSI, NTP and ACB. SSI headed back on downward trend after a week of stunning rise. The stock’s volume reached 321,400 units. TBC saw sharp rise with roughly 160,000 shares matched. Foreign investors bought in a total of 106,900 units while sold out 153,800 units, which together accounted for nearly 16.19% of the market’s total trading volume. Stocks of their buying interest included PVI (47,100 shares); NTP (35,100 shares);HPS (10,900 shares) and SSI (7,900 shares).
Friday, September 07, 2007
Idicies increase
HCM bourse :
This morning saw the second consecutive rise of the market. Price indicators moved up, fueled by the advancing impetus gained in the session earlier.
There were reportedly around 50 rising stocks, 35 falling stocks and 30 stills, which prompted the Vn-Index to rise to 934.13 points, up a slight 5.77 points or 0.62% against the session earlier. The total matched volume remained high. HCM bourse saw 6.72 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 535.6 billion.
Price rises remained modest and stretched out with 50 rising stocks. The sharpest riser of the market gained an additional VND 6,000 only. Such stocks of low maket prices as LBM, VID, SGC, VTB, TRI, TRC,NSC, PJT,etc. kept moving up, many of which were reported to beat their ceiling prices. BMC, LGC, PVD, VNM advanced while many others saw fall, noticably BMC, TCT, SGH, IMP. The decreases, however, were restricted to VND 4,000 only. BMC and TCT, the two stocks of heavy fluctuations, fell today. The former lost VND 2,000 while the latter lost VND 4,000. The newly-listed stock, ACL, regained VND 1,500 after its sharp fall yesterday.
In terms of trade volume, STB remained the most-traded stock with as many as 916,000 shares changing hands. In the mean time, such stocks as VF1, PPC, PVD remained heavily traded. With roughly 180,000 shares changing hands, SHC earned a post in the top active list by volume.
Hanoi bourse :
In Hanoi bourse, increasing band was extended for the majority of rising stocks. Noticeably, the total trade volume and value remained consistently high for the last 4 trading sessions. In today’s session, the market saw a total of 1.67 million shares changing hands, worth a consolidated VND 177.2 billion. There wre 54 rising stocks, 18 falling stocks and 17 stills.
In the upward trend, S99 led the top advancers list with an increase of VND 15,700 to close at VND 177,300. Other stocks as ILC, SSI, SD5 and SDC saw sharp rises which ranged from VND 4,200 to VND 9,100.
In the reverse trend, except for MCO which fell by VND 3,600, other losers saw modest falls, 13 of which saw decreases not exceeding VND 1,000.
In terms of trade volume, SSI earned a stunning VND 8,800 and led the top active list by volume with roughly 570,000 shares matched, far lagging NTP, TBC, ACB and SD9 behind. When the price index saw significant improvement, foreign investors reduced their trading power. They bought in a total of 67,300 units and sold out 17,000 units, which together accounted for roughly 5% of the market’s total trade volume.
This morning saw the second consecutive rise of the market. Price indicators moved up, fueled by the advancing impetus gained in the session earlier.
There were reportedly around 50 rising stocks, 35 falling stocks and 30 stills, which prompted the Vn-Index to rise to 934.13 points, up a slight 5.77 points or 0.62% against the session earlier. The total matched volume remained high. HCM bourse saw 6.72 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 535.6 billion.
Price rises remained modest and stretched out with 50 rising stocks. The sharpest riser of the market gained an additional VND 6,000 only. Such stocks of low maket prices as LBM, VID, SGC, VTB, TRI, TRC,NSC, PJT,etc. kept moving up, many of which were reported to beat their ceiling prices. BMC, LGC, PVD, VNM advanced while many others saw fall, noticably BMC, TCT, SGH, IMP. The decreases, however, were restricted to VND 4,000 only. BMC and TCT, the two stocks of heavy fluctuations, fell today. The former lost VND 2,000 while the latter lost VND 4,000. The newly-listed stock, ACL, regained VND 1,500 after its sharp fall yesterday.
In terms of trade volume, STB remained the most-traded stock with as many as 916,000 shares changing hands. In the mean time, such stocks as VF1, PPC, PVD remained heavily traded. With roughly 180,000 shares changing hands, SHC earned a post in the top active list by volume.
Hanoi bourse :
In Hanoi bourse, increasing band was extended for the majority of rising stocks. Noticeably, the total trade volume and value remained consistently high for the last 4 trading sessions. In today’s session, the market saw a total of 1.67 million shares changing hands, worth a consolidated VND 177.2 billion. There wre 54 rising stocks, 18 falling stocks and 17 stills.
In the upward trend, S99 led the top advancers list with an increase of VND 15,700 to close at VND 177,300. Other stocks as ILC, SSI, SD5 and SDC saw sharp rises which ranged from VND 4,200 to VND 9,100.
In the reverse trend, except for MCO which fell by VND 3,600, other losers saw modest falls, 13 of which saw decreases not exceeding VND 1,000.
In terms of trade volume, SSI earned a stunning VND 8,800 and led the top active list by volume with roughly 570,000 shares matched, far lagging NTP, TBC, ACB and SD9 behind. When the price index saw significant improvement, foreign investors reduced their trading power. They bought in a total of 67,300 units and sold out 17,000 units, which together accounted for roughly 5% of the market’s total trade volume.
Thursday, September 06, 2007
Stock indexes increase slightly
HCM bourse :
After yesterday’s falls on both bourses, the situation was somewhat relieved today when increases were witnessed. Vn-Index rose a slight 2.79 points, while HaSTC index saw a 0.85 point rise. Though not as heavy as yesterday’s , today’ s trade remained one among the heaviest for the last couple of month.
There were reportedly around 54 rising stocks, 33 falling stocks and 28 stills. Vn-Index gained 2.79 points more, closing at 928.36 points. A total of 7.3 million shares changed hands, worth a combined VND 571.52 billion.
Of the 33 falling stocks, none was reported to lose more than VND 2,500. The new comer ACL, which made its bourse debut yesterday, was recognized the stock most severely hit by price fall. The stock saw a VND 2,500 fall. Among those suffering VND 2,000 wre BMP, DHG, NKD. The rest 21 falling stocks saw decreasing band not exceeding VND 1,000 each.
BMC drew much of investors’ attention by its sharp rise and fall in the couple of sessions. After 3 successive decreasing morning, the stock was reported to see an increase of VND 7,000. TCT closed up VND 10,000. Other sharp advancers included LGC, RIC, HAP. KDC, GMD rose VND 2,000. In the mean time, FPT, REE and VNE closed at their reference price. The two fund VF1 and BF1 slightly fell but saw heavy trade, especially VF1.
In terms of trade volume, the trade volume of many among the most-traded stocks on the bourse saw decreases against those of the session earlier. STB led the top active list by volume with as many as 960,000 shares matched. Next in the list were BF1, BBT, PVD, and LBM.
Hanoi bourse:
Closing the session this morning , HaSTC closed at 254.57 points, up a slight 0.85 point, or 0.34% against the session earlier. The market saw a total of 991,200 units changing hands, worth a consolidated VND 103.32 billion. The number of rising and falling stocks remained balanced. There were 36 rising stocks, 37 falling ones, and 16 stills.
S99 extended its string of rising session with a sharp increase of VND 12,700. The morning witnessed the second consecutive session in which the top advancers list featured S99, S64 and ILC. The second sharpest riser, ILC, saw only VND 6,300 increase. Other stocks’ added points did not exceed VND 3,000.
In the reverse direction, BVS saw sharp fall, losing VND 5,300 to close at VND 379,600. Other stocks of sharp falls includedPSC, SD7, NBC, SD3 with decreases restricted to VND 3,300.
In terms of trade volume, no significant changes were witnessed with the top active list by volume in the last couple of sessions. TBC confirmed its place in such list due to a stunning sold-out of the stock by foreign investors. Next in the list were NTP and SD9 with roughly 44,000 and 35,000 shares successfully matched, respectively. Foreign investors bought in 42,000 shares and sold out 76,700 units, which together holding up to 12.22% of the market’s total trade volume.
Source: Infotv
After yesterday’s falls on both bourses, the situation was somewhat relieved today when increases were witnessed. Vn-Index rose a slight 2.79 points, while HaSTC index saw a 0.85 point rise. Though not as heavy as yesterday’s , today’ s trade remained one among the heaviest for the last couple of month.
There were reportedly around 54 rising stocks, 33 falling stocks and 28 stills. Vn-Index gained 2.79 points more, closing at 928.36 points. A total of 7.3 million shares changed hands, worth a combined VND 571.52 billion.
Of the 33 falling stocks, none was reported to lose more than VND 2,500. The new comer ACL, which made its bourse debut yesterday, was recognized the stock most severely hit by price fall. The stock saw a VND 2,500 fall. Among those suffering VND 2,000 wre BMP, DHG, NKD. The rest 21 falling stocks saw decreasing band not exceeding VND 1,000 each.
BMC drew much of investors’ attention by its sharp rise and fall in the couple of sessions. After 3 successive decreasing morning, the stock was reported to see an increase of VND 7,000. TCT closed up VND 10,000. Other sharp advancers included LGC, RIC, HAP. KDC, GMD rose VND 2,000. In the mean time, FPT, REE and VNE closed at their reference price. The two fund VF1 and BF1 slightly fell but saw heavy trade, especially VF1.
In terms of trade volume, the trade volume of many among the most-traded stocks on the bourse saw decreases against those of the session earlier. STB led the top active list by volume with as many as 960,000 shares matched. Next in the list were BF1, BBT, PVD, and LBM.
Hanoi bourse:
Closing the session this morning , HaSTC closed at 254.57 points, up a slight 0.85 point, or 0.34% against the session earlier. The market saw a total of 991,200 units changing hands, worth a consolidated VND 103.32 billion. The number of rising and falling stocks remained balanced. There were 36 rising stocks, 37 falling ones, and 16 stills.
S99 extended its string of rising session with a sharp increase of VND 12,700. The morning witnessed the second consecutive session in which the top advancers list featured S99, S64 and ILC. The second sharpest riser, ILC, saw only VND 6,300 increase. Other stocks’ added points did not exceed VND 3,000.
In the reverse direction, BVS saw sharp fall, losing VND 5,300 to close at VND 379,600. Other stocks of sharp falls includedPSC, SD7, NBC, SD3 with decreases restricted to VND 3,300.
In terms of trade volume, no significant changes were witnessed with the top active list by volume in the last couple of sessions. TBC confirmed its place in such list due to a stunning sold-out of the stock by foreign investors. Next in the list were NTP and SD9 with roughly 44,000 and 35,000 shares successfully matched, respectively. Foreign investors bought in 42,000 shares and sold out 76,700 units, which together holding up to 12.22% of the market’s total trade volume.
Source: Infotv
Wednesday, September 05, 2007
VN-Index, HaSTC-Index on the decline
Closing the session this morning, the number of matched shares reached a high 8.9 million units, worth a consolidated VND 771 billion. Heavy trade witnessed , yet the majority of stock was matched at lower prices, prompting the VN-Index to close down 4.28 points, or 0.46% at 925.57 points. Of the 115 listed stock, including the new comer ALC, 36 were reportedly on the rise, while 53 others fell and 25 stood still.
HCM bourse :
Investors’ excitement did not last long as both the bourses reversed back to the downward trend after a sharp rise yesterday. The trade volume, however, saw its fresh two-month high, indicating positive signs for the market.
Closing the session this morning, the number of matched shares reached a high 8.9 million units, worth a consolidated VND 771 billion. Heavy trade witnessed , yet the majority of stock was matched at lower prices, prompting the VN-Index to close down 4.28 points, or 0.46% at 925.57 points. Of the 115 listed stock, including the new comer ALC, 36 were reportedly on the rise, while 53 others fell and 25 stood still.
Contrary to yesterday’s session when increases were seen with the majority of listed stock, this morning saw some, mostly stocks of medium and low prices on the rise. Of the 36 rising stock, PVD, TAC, IMP and LGC were those with prices exceeding VND 100,000. The sharpest riser, LGC, was entitled to a rise of VND 5,000. 14 other stocks restriced their increases to VND 1,000 only, including the two fund BF1 and VF1. In the reverse direction , the top losers list saw most big stocks tumbling, including KDC, VNM, FPT, NKD, SJS, GMD, REE, SAM,etc. These stocks suffered VND 500 – VND 6,000 each. BMC led the top losers list with decrease hitting VND 10,000. Its companion, TCT, closed at its reference price.
The new comer, ACL, made its bourse debut, closing at VND 81,000 and saw a total of 217,000 shares changing hands.
In terms of trade volume, 5 most active stocks on the market, namely STB, VF1, PPC, FPT, and VSH. STB saw rougly 1 million shares matched. VF1 saw a stunning high trade volume with roughly 840,000 units matched.
Hanoi bourse :
Closing the session this mornign, HaSTCclosed at 253.72 points, down a sharp 2.42 points, or 0.94% against the session earlier. Though the market price indicator slightly suffered, the total volume and value remained high. A total of 1 million shares changed hands, worth a combined VND 104.39 billion. There were 43 rising stock, 23 falling ones, and 23 stills.
S99 led the top advancer list with great points added. The stock gained an additional VND 13,500 and closed at VND 148,900. The stock’s matched volume, however, remained modest at 100 units only. Other sharp risers included S55, ILC, S64 and NTP with increasing band from VND 2,900 to VND 5,300 each.
In the reverse direction, BVS suffered sharp falls, losing VND 12,100 and led the top losers list with only 1,700 units matched. Other losers restricted their losses to VND 3,000.
In terms of trade volume, except for the frequent presence of SSI, ACB, and NTP on the top active list by volume, such list this morning saw TBC and ICF. This was TBC’s second sharp heavy trade. Foreign investors traded a total of 171,400 units, of which 139,500 units were counted for buying volume. Of the 31,900 shares sold out by such group, TBC accounted for a high 30,000 units.
Source: Infotv
HCM bourse :
Investors’ excitement did not last long as both the bourses reversed back to the downward trend after a sharp rise yesterday. The trade volume, however, saw its fresh two-month high, indicating positive signs for the market.
Closing the session this morning, the number of matched shares reached a high 8.9 million units, worth a consolidated VND 771 billion. Heavy trade witnessed , yet the majority of stock was matched at lower prices, prompting the VN-Index to close down 4.28 points, or 0.46% at 925.57 points. Of the 115 listed stock, including the new comer ALC, 36 were reportedly on the rise, while 53 others fell and 25 stood still.
Contrary to yesterday’s session when increases were seen with the majority of listed stock, this morning saw some, mostly stocks of medium and low prices on the rise. Of the 36 rising stock, PVD, TAC, IMP and LGC were those with prices exceeding VND 100,000. The sharpest riser, LGC, was entitled to a rise of VND 5,000. 14 other stocks restriced their increases to VND 1,000 only, including the two fund BF1 and VF1. In the reverse direction , the top losers list saw most big stocks tumbling, including KDC, VNM, FPT, NKD, SJS, GMD, REE, SAM,etc. These stocks suffered VND 500 – VND 6,000 each. BMC led the top losers list with decrease hitting VND 10,000. Its companion, TCT, closed at its reference price.
The new comer, ACL, made its bourse debut, closing at VND 81,000 and saw a total of 217,000 shares changing hands.
In terms of trade volume, 5 most active stocks on the market, namely STB, VF1, PPC, FPT, and VSH. STB saw rougly 1 million shares matched. VF1 saw a stunning high trade volume with roughly 840,000 units matched.
Hanoi bourse :
Closing the session this mornign, HaSTCclosed at 253.72 points, down a sharp 2.42 points, or 0.94% against the session earlier. Though the market price indicator slightly suffered, the total volume and value remained high. A total of 1 million shares changed hands, worth a combined VND 104.39 billion. There were 43 rising stock, 23 falling ones, and 23 stills.
S99 led the top advancer list with great points added. The stock gained an additional VND 13,500 and closed at VND 148,900. The stock’s matched volume, however, remained modest at 100 units only. Other sharp risers included S55, ILC, S64 and NTP with increasing band from VND 2,900 to VND 5,300 each.
In the reverse direction, BVS suffered sharp falls, losing VND 12,100 and led the top losers list with only 1,700 units matched. Other losers restricted their losses to VND 3,000.
In terms of trade volume, except for the frequent presence of SSI, ACB, and NTP on the top active list by volume, such list this morning saw TBC and ICF. This was TBC’s second sharp heavy trade. Foreign investors traded a total of 171,400 units, of which 139,500 units were counted for buying volume. Of the 31,900 shares sold out by such group, TBC accounted for a high 30,000 units.
Source: Infotv
Tuesday, September 04, 2007
VN-Index, HaSTC-Index bounce back
HCM bourse :
As expected, the market opened the new month with upbeat signs and the majority of stocks reportedly on the rise. The market price indicators in HCM and Hanoi market saw significant added points, putting an end to their strings of pullback sessions, which contributed to the lessened interests and patience of local investors in the last “dreadful” month of August.
What happened in the market this morning lived up to investors’ expectations. The electronic board was overwhelmed with green of 96 rising stocks. Those said to lose headed back, earning additional points. In the overall upward trend, stocks of such industries as hi-tech, banking and finance, pharmaceuticals,etc. saw significant rises. Vn-Index closed at 929.85 points, up a sharp 21.48 points, or 2.37% against the session earlier. Heavy trade was witnessed as the number of matched shares reached a high 6.68 million, worth VND 570.34 billion. Investors’ worriness relief, accompanied by positive signals from the world’s market and HSBC reports might act as the engine fuelling market growth.
There were 96 rising stocks, 7 falling stocks and 11 stills. Though price gains were limited, the overwhelming number of rising stocks was instrumental in boosting the market price indicator. IMP and DMC, the two stocks earned the most in the session, gained an additional VND 8,000 and VND 7,000, respectively. Next sharp risers were those of high prices, including KDC, SJS, REE with increases limited to VND 6,000 each. Other stocks of high market prices, including SAM, VNM, FPT, PVD, NKD,DHG,etc. saw increases exceeding VND 2,000 each.
Those stocks previously earned points, namely BMC, TCT and SGH saw falls. BMC suffered VND 8,000 while TCT by VND 15,000.
In terms of trade volume, the majority of stocks were reported to see volume increase, while 3 out of 5 most liquid stocks’ volume namely STB, VF1 and VNM fell.
Hanoi bourse :
Hanoi bourse closed at 256.14 points, up a moderate 3.59 points against the session earllier. The market’s total trade volume amounted to 1,066,000 shares, worth a combined VND 103.6 billion. There were 52 rising stocks, 8 falling stocks and 29 stills.
S99 was back on the top advancers list with sharp increases. The stock closed up VND 12,300. Next in the list were ILC, SD7, S64 and SSI with increases ranging from VND 3,700 to VND 4,500. In the reverse trend, VMC, DAE, NTP, STP and SD9 led the top losers list. The stocks’ decreases, however, was restricted to VND 3,900 only. NTP saw falls after string of rising sessions.
Foreign investors increased their trade today. The group traded a total of 250,000 shares, of which 110,000 units were counted for buying volume and the rest 140,000 for selling one. Noticeably, TBC accounted for rougly 135,000 shares of the selling volume.
Source: Infotv
As expected, the market opened the new month with upbeat signs and the majority of stocks reportedly on the rise. The market price indicators in HCM and Hanoi market saw significant added points, putting an end to their strings of pullback sessions, which contributed to the lessened interests and patience of local investors in the last “dreadful” month of August.
What happened in the market this morning lived up to investors’ expectations. The electronic board was overwhelmed with green of 96 rising stocks. Those said to lose headed back, earning additional points. In the overall upward trend, stocks of such industries as hi-tech, banking and finance, pharmaceuticals,etc. saw significant rises. Vn-Index closed at 929.85 points, up a sharp 21.48 points, or 2.37% against the session earlier. Heavy trade was witnessed as the number of matched shares reached a high 6.68 million, worth VND 570.34 billion. Investors’ worriness relief, accompanied by positive signals from the world’s market and HSBC reports might act as the engine fuelling market growth.
There were 96 rising stocks, 7 falling stocks and 11 stills. Though price gains were limited, the overwhelming number of rising stocks was instrumental in boosting the market price indicator. IMP and DMC, the two stocks earned the most in the session, gained an additional VND 8,000 and VND 7,000, respectively. Next sharp risers were those of high prices, including KDC, SJS, REE with increases limited to VND 6,000 each. Other stocks of high market prices, including SAM, VNM, FPT, PVD, NKD,DHG,etc. saw increases exceeding VND 2,000 each.
Those stocks previously earned points, namely BMC, TCT and SGH saw falls. BMC suffered VND 8,000 while TCT by VND 15,000.
In terms of trade volume, the majority of stocks were reported to see volume increase, while 3 out of 5 most liquid stocks’ volume namely STB, VF1 and VNM fell.
Hanoi bourse :
Hanoi bourse closed at 256.14 points, up a moderate 3.59 points against the session earllier. The market’s total trade volume amounted to 1,066,000 shares, worth a combined VND 103.6 billion. There were 52 rising stocks, 8 falling stocks and 29 stills.
S99 was back on the top advancers list with sharp increases. The stock closed up VND 12,300. Next in the list were ILC, SD7, S64 and SSI with increases ranging from VND 3,700 to VND 4,500. In the reverse trend, VMC, DAE, NTP, STP and SD9 led the top losers list. The stocks’ decreases, however, was restricted to VND 3,900 only. NTP saw falls after string of rising sessions.
Foreign investors increased their trade today. The group traded a total of 250,000 shares, of which 110,000 units were counted for buying volume and the rest 140,000 for selling one. Noticeably, TBC accounted for rougly 135,000 shares of the selling volume.
Source: Infotv
Friday, August 31, 2007
Stock indexes record modest bumps
The last trading session of the week saw improvement made by the two price indices on the Northern and Southern bourses.
HCM bourse:
HCM was reported to see a stunning high trade against yesterday’s poor performance, which was partly attributed to the system’s technical breakdown. The market price indicator saw its second consecutive rise. Vn-index closed at 908.37 points, up a slight 4.43 points, or 0.49% against the session earlier. The bourse saw a consolidated 7.8 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 673 billion. As such, the market’s total trade volume rose by rougly 60%, far exceeding the average of August. There were reportedly around 67 advancers, 23 decliners and 23 stills.
Though the number of rising stocks outstripped that of decliners and stills combined, HCM’s price index did not witness a strong rebound, which was partly attributed to the price decreases sufferred by those stocks of big listings and high capitalization as KDC, BMP, VNM, PVD. The stocks’ falls ranged from VND 1,000 to VND 4,000. Others such as NKD, TAC, ITA,SJS, DHG, REE, SAM was entitled to slight increases ranging from VND 1,000 to VND 3,000.
In terms of trade volume, the top advancers list this morning saw the presences of PPC and SAM. The former saw roughly 700,000 shares changing hands, while the latter saw 260,000 shares successfully matched. As usual, STB led the market in terms of liquidity with as many as 926,000 units traded. Sharp volumes were also seen with the fund VF1 and VNM.
Hanoi bourse:
Closing the session this morning, HaSTC index enjoyed a slight rise of 1.27 points, or 0.51% to reach 252.55 points. The market saw a consolidated 857,600 shares matched with volume totalling VND 86.12 billion. There were 43 rising stocks, 22 falling ones and 24 stills.
Included in the top advancers list this morning were the triple of Song Da Constrcution Group with decreasing band being expanded. VMC led the top advancers list with an increase of VND 5,200 and 1,000 units successfullymatched.
In the reverse direction, S99 suffered slight loss, leading the top losers list with a VND 2,800 fall. Next in the list were VNR, MEC, NTP and VTS, falling from VND 1,000 to VND 2,200 each. NTP saw the stunning high rise in the last couple of sessions. The stock lost VND 1,500.
In terms of trade volume, no significant changes witnessed with the top active list by volume. Included in the list were stocks of high frequency as SSI, NTP, ACB, MPC. New comer was SD9, which rose by VND 2,800 and saw roughly 38,000 units changing hands. Foreign investors continued to reduce trade. Such group brought in a total of 77,700 shares while sold out 200 units of SSI and SJE.
Source: InfoTV
HCM bourse:
HCM was reported to see a stunning high trade against yesterday’s poor performance, which was partly attributed to the system’s technical breakdown. The market price indicator saw its second consecutive rise. Vn-index closed at 908.37 points, up a slight 4.43 points, or 0.49% against the session earlier. The bourse saw a consolidated 7.8 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 673 billion. As such, the market’s total trade volume rose by rougly 60%, far exceeding the average of August. There were reportedly around 67 advancers, 23 decliners and 23 stills.
Though the number of rising stocks outstripped that of decliners and stills combined, HCM’s price index did not witness a strong rebound, which was partly attributed to the price decreases sufferred by those stocks of big listings and high capitalization as KDC, BMP, VNM, PVD. The stocks’ falls ranged from VND 1,000 to VND 4,000. Others such as NKD, TAC, ITA,SJS, DHG, REE, SAM was entitled to slight increases ranging from VND 1,000 to VND 3,000.
In terms of trade volume, the top advancers list this morning saw the presences of PPC and SAM. The former saw roughly 700,000 shares changing hands, while the latter saw 260,000 shares successfully matched. As usual, STB led the market in terms of liquidity with as many as 926,000 units traded. Sharp volumes were also seen with the fund VF1 and VNM.
Hanoi bourse:
Closing the session this morning, HaSTC index enjoyed a slight rise of 1.27 points, or 0.51% to reach 252.55 points. The market saw a consolidated 857,600 shares matched with volume totalling VND 86.12 billion. There were 43 rising stocks, 22 falling ones and 24 stills.
Included in the top advancers list this morning were the triple of Song Da Constrcution Group with decreasing band being expanded. VMC led the top advancers list with an increase of VND 5,200 and 1,000 units successfullymatched.
In the reverse direction, S99 suffered slight loss, leading the top losers list with a VND 2,800 fall. Next in the list were VNR, MEC, NTP and VTS, falling from VND 1,000 to VND 2,200 each. NTP saw the stunning high rise in the last couple of sessions. The stock lost VND 1,500.
In terms of trade volume, no significant changes witnessed with the top active list by volume. Included in the list were stocks of high frequency as SSI, NTP, ACB, MPC. New comer was SD9, which rose by VND 2,800 and saw roughly 38,000 units changing hands. Foreign investors continued to reduce trade. Such group brought in a total of 77,700 shares while sold out 200 units of SSI and SJE.
Source: InfoTV
Thursday, August 30, 2007
VN-Index surpasses 900 point benchmark
Modest rises were witnessed in the two bourses this morning. In HCM bourse, VN-Index closed another session surviving the 900 level. The index closed at 903.94 points, up a slight 2.77 points against the session earlier. The market saw roughly 4.83 million shares changing hands, worth a combined VND 426.51 billion. The thing worth noting in the session this morning was HOSE’s electronic board suddenly going black for nearly one hour, which resulted in the reduced trading volume and orders placed by investors.
The number of rising stocks was reportedly around 54, while that of falling and still closed at 28 and 32, respectively. Some bluechips saw initial rebounds. BMC and TCT continued to draw much investors’ attention by their sharp rises and falls. The two stocks were back at the top of the top advancers list, increasing VND 25,000 and VND 17,000 each by the end of the session. Other sharp risers included KDC, HAS and BBC. Others closed at their reference prices, namely NKD, REE, RIC, SAM, STB, TDH, VNM, VSH, etc.
In the reverse direction, decliners saw moderate falls. The two most severely hit by price falls on the bourse, ABT and IMP each suffereed VND 4,000. The remaining decliners saw modest falls. 20 out of 28 decliners restricted their falls to VND 1,000 only.
In terms of trade volume, TNC put an end to its string of rising sessions since its bourse debut one week ago. The stock’s volume was reduced sharply to one third that of yesterday, prompting STB to regain its posisition as the most-heavily traded stock. Next active stocks were FPT, VSH and VNM.
Closing the session this morning, HaSTC closed at 251.28 points, up a very slight 0.8 points, or 0.31% against the session earlier. The market saw rougly 747,600 units changing hands, worth a combined VND 68.22 billion. There were 39 rising stocks, 30 falling stocks and 20 stills.
Things barely changed over the course of the last couple of trading sessions. Stocks saw moderate ups and downs, except for S99, the stock of sharp increments. NTP was reportedly the stock on highest rise, gaining an additional VND 4,500 to its reference price. Next in the list were SD9, BVS, SD3 and PLC. Of the remaining 34 falling stocks, 24 saw decreases less than VND 1,000 and 10 others in VND 1-2,000 each.
In the reverse direction, the bourse’s new comer, SSS, ebbed VND 3,000 with volume amounting to 1,700 units. Next in the top losers list were STC, MCO, HTP and PSC with decreases ranging from VND 15,000-2,500 each.
In terms of trading volume, 5 stocks of heaviest trade were NTP, ACB, SSI, SD9 and PVI. SSI saw a severe decline in volume, which fell short of 100,000 units. NTP and ACB, on the contrary, saw trade exceeding that level. Foreign investors bought in 119,300 shares of different stocks while sold out 100 SSI shares only.
Source: Infotv
The number of rising stocks was reportedly around 54, while that of falling and still closed at 28 and 32, respectively. Some bluechips saw initial rebounds. BMC and TCT continued to draw much investors’ attention by their sharp rises and falls. The two stocks were back at the top of the top advancers list, increasing VND 25,000 and VND 17,000 each by the end of the session. Other sharp risers included KDC, HAS and BBC. Others closed at their reference prices, namely NKD, REE, RIC, SAM, STB, TDH, VNM, VSH, etc.
In the reverse direction, decliners saw moderate falls. The two most severely hit by price falls on the bourse, ABT and IMP each suffereed VND 4,000. The remaining decliners saw modest falls. 20 out of 28 decliners restricted their falls to VND 1,000 only.
In terms of trade volume, TNC put an end to its string of rising sessions since its bourse debut one week ago. The stock’s volume was reduced sharply to one third that of yesterday, prompting STB to regain its posisition as the most-heavily traded stock. Next active stocks were FPT, VSH and VNM.
Closing the session this morning, HaSTC closed at 251.28 points, up a very slight 0.8 points, or 0.31% against the session earlier. The market saw rougly 747,600 units changing hands, worth a combined VND 68.22 billion. There were 39 rising stocks, 30 falling stocks and 20 stills.
Things barely changed over the course of the last couple of trading sessions. Stocks saw moderate ups and downs, except for S99, the stock of sharp increments. NTP was reportedly the stock on highest rise, gaining an additional VND 4,500 to its reference price. Next in the list were SD9, BVS, SD3 and PLC. Of the remaining 34 falling stocks, 24 saw decreases less than VND 1,000 and 10 others in VND 1-2,000 each.
In the reverse direction, the bourse’s new comer, SSS, ebbed VND 3,000 with volume amounting to 1,700 units. Next in the top losers list were STC, MCO, HTP and PSC with decreases ranging from VND 15,000-2,500 each.
In terms of trading volume, 5 stocks of heaviest trade were NTP, ACB, SSI, SD9 and PVI. SSI saw a severe decline in volume, which fell short of 100,000 units. NTP and ACB, on the contrary, saw trade exceeding that level. Foreign investors bought in 119,300 shares of different stocks while sold out 100 SSI shares only.
Source: Infotv
Wednesday, August 29, 2007
VN-Index drops below 900 points
Ho Chi Minh City’s VN-Index dropped 7.91 points or 0.87 percent to slump below the 900 point barrier by the end of trading on August 29.
Finishing up on 894.67 points, the exchange had little reason to cheer as only 23 stocks rallied for games at the session. 3.8 million shares worth 351.5 billion VND were traded during the morning run.
The Capital City’s HaSTC-Index fared a little better as it dipped slightly by 0.38 percent to 250.48 points.
However, the trade volume remained low as 640,000 shares worth over 54.9 billion VND exchanged hands on the day.
Source: VNA
Finishing up on 894.67 points, the exchange had little reason to cheer as only 23 stocks rallied for games at the session. 3.8 million shares worth 351.5 billion VND were traded during the morning run.
The Capital City’s HaSTC-Index fared a little better as it dipped slightly by 0.38 percent to 250.48 points.
However, the trade volume remained low as 640,000 shares worth over 54.9 billion VND exchanged hands on the day.
Source: VNA
Tuesday, August 28, 2007
VN-Index dips slightly after gains
The VN-Index at the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange reported a miniscale decline by the end of the August 28 trading session by closing at 902.58 points, a dip of 6.49 points.
The market saw 4.9 million shares worth over 518.3 billion VND changing hands on the day.
Both Imexpharm Pharmaceutical JSC (IMP) and Domesco Medical Import & Export JSC (DMC) topped the list of 35 gainers by tacking 7,000 VND onto their listed prices of 160,000 VND and 152,000 VND, respectively.
Meanwhile, Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC) and Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour (TCT), which experienced consecutive increases in previous sessions, dropped sharply. BMC lost 27,000 VND to finish at 517,000 VND while TCT had 19,000 VND slashed off its unit-price.
Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank again led the market in terms of trading volume with 445,800 shares being traded.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre saw a very modest increase after finishing today's session at 250.69 points, an increase of 0.39 points.
As many as 555,000 shares worth 54.3 billion VND were traded, with Sai Gon Securities again on top of traded volume with 109,400 shares being bought and sold.
Source: VNA
The market saw 4.9 million shares worth over 518.3 billion VND changing hands on the day.
Both Imexpharm Pharmaceutical JSC (IMP) and Domesco Medical Import & Export JSC (DMC) topped the list of 35 gainers by tacking 7,000 VND onto their listed prices of 160,000 VND and 152,000 VND, respectively.
Meanwhile, Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC) and Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour (TCT), which experienced consecutive increases in previous sessions, dropped sharply. BMC lost 27,000 VND to finish at 517,000 VND while TCT had 19,000 VND slashed off its unit-price.
Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank again led the market in terms of trading volume with 445,800 shares being traded.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre saw a very modest increase after finishing today's session at 250.69 points, an increase of 0.39 points.
As many as 555,000 shares worth 54.3 billion VND were traded, with Sai Gon Securities again on top of traded volume with 109,400 shares being bought and sold.
Source: VNA
Monday, August 27, 2007
Indexes see slight increases
Both of the country's bourses in Ho Chi Minh City and Ha Noi experienced slight increases after the conclusion of the August 27 trading session.
The VN-Index at the HCM City Stock Exchange rose 3.59 points to finish at 909.07 points.
Today's session had 6.2 million shares worth nearly 543 billion VND change hands.
Binh Dinh Mining (BMC) continued topping the list of 51 shares that recorded gains by adding 25,000 VND onto its listed price to end at 544,000 VND. It was followed by the Sea & Air Freight Int'l (SFI) with a 9,000 VND spike and Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour's (TCT), 6,000 VND increase.
The Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank still led the market in terms of transaction volume with nearly 1.3 million shares being traded.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre rose by mere 0.15 points to finish at 250.3 points, but decreased in terms of transaction volume and value with 800,000 shares worth a total 80 billion VND changing hands.
Source: VNA
The VN-Index at the HCM City Stock Exchange rose 3.59 points to finish at 909.07 points.
Today's session had 6.2 million shares worth nearly 543 billion VND change hands.
Binh Dinh Mining (BMC) continued topping the list of 51 shares that recorded gains by adding 25,000 VND onto its listed price to end at 544,000 VND. It was followed by the Sea & Air Freight Int'l (SFI) with a 9,000 VND spike and Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour's (TCT), 6,000 VND increase.
The Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank still led the market in terms of transaction volume with nearly 1.3 million shares being traded.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre rose by mere 0.15 points to finish at 250.3 points, but decreased in terms of transaction volume and value with 800,000 shares worth a total 80 billion VND changing hands.
Source: VNA
Friday, August 24, 2007
VN-Index records sharp increase
The VN-Index at the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange climbed 17.86 points after the conclusion of the August 24 trading session to finish at 905.48.
As many as 7.563 million shares worth 660.955 billion VND changed hands with Binh Dinh mining (BMC) topping the list of 88 shares recording gains by adding 24,000 VND onto its listed price. BMC was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour with an 18,000 VND spike and North Kinh Do Food's 9,000 VND rise.
The Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index in the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre also saw a slight increase as it rose 2.78 points to finish at 250.15 points.
Among 918,000 shares traded at a total cost of 81.8 billion VND. Saigon Securities Inc. topped the market in terms of transaction value with 158,000 shares being brought or sold.
Source: VNA
As many as 7.563 million shares worth 660.955 billion VND changed hands with Binh Dinh mining (BMC) topping the list of 88 shares recording gains by adding 24,000 VND onto its listed price. BMC was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour with an 18,000 VND spike and North Kinh Do Food's 9,000 VND rise.
The Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Joint Stock Bank led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index in the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre also saw a slight increase as it rose 2.78 points to finish at 250.15 points.
Among 918,000 shares traded at a total cost of 81.8 billion VND. Saigon Securities Inc. topped the market in terms of transaction value with 158,000 shares being brought or sold.
Source: VNA
Thursday, August 23, 2007
VN-Index slides, HaSTC-Index bounces back
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) reported losses again while its Ha Noi-based counterpart bounced back by the end of the August 23 trading session.
The VN-Index at the HOSE dropped 4.45 points or 0.5 percent to finish at 887.62 points. Close to 6 million shares, worth more than 439 billion VND, changed hands during the day.
The session witnessed 52 shares decline, 22 remain unchanged and 40 others rally for gains.
Shares that suffered the biggest losses included blue-chips Tan Tao Industrial Park Corporation (ITA), PetroVietnam Drilling and Well Services (PVD) and the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT).
Meanwhile, Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC) continued to top the list of movers by tacking 23,000 VND onto its listed price to finish at 495,000 VND per unit. It was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT) and the Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH).
Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank (STB), Vinh Son - Song Hinh Hydropower (VSH) and FPT were among the shares that led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre meanwhile rose 0.9 point to finish at 247.37 points. More than 972,000 shares, worth over 90 billion VND, were traded.
Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) and Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) continued to lead the market in terms of transaction volume with 152,000 shares changing hands.
The Over-The-Counter (OTC) market has also become less attractive to investors. The market saw many shares decline, including Vietcombank shares, which dropped by 50 percent to finish at 140,000 VND per unit.
The HOSE will close on September 3 for National Day and will resume operations on September 4, according to the bourse's General Director Tran Dac Sinh.
Source: VNA
The VN-Index at the HOSE dropped 4.45 points or 0.5 percent to finish at 887.62 points. Close to 6 million shares, worth more than 439 billion VND, changed hands during the day.
The session witnessed 52 shares decline, 22 remain unchanged and 40 others rally for gains.
Shares that suffered the biggest losses included blue-chips Tan Tao Industrial Park Corporation (ITA), PetroVietnam Drilling and Well Services (PVD) and the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT).
Meanwhile, Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC) continued to top the list of movers by tacking 23,000 VND onto its listed price to finish at 495,000 VND per unit. It was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT) and the Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH).
Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank (STB), Vinh Son - Song Hinh Hydropower (VSH) and FPT were among the shares that led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre meanwhile rose 0.9 point to finish at 247.37 points. More than 972,000 shares, worth over 90 billion VND, were traded.
Asia Commercial Bank (ACB) and Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) continued to lead the market in terms of transaction volume with 152,000 shares changing hands.
The Over-The-Counter (OTC) market has also become less attractive to investors. The market saw many shares decline, including Vietcombank shares, which dropped by 50 percent to finish at 140,000 VND per unit.
The HOSE will close on September 3 for National Day and will resume operations on September 4, according to the bourse's General Director Tran Dac Sinh.
Source: VNA
Wednesday, August 22, 2007
Indices decline
Both the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) and its Ha Noi counterpart reported small losses by the end of the August 22 trading session.
The VN-Index at the HoSE sunk 3.65 points or 0.4 percent from the previous trading session to end the day at 892.07 points with more than 5.8 million shares worth over 516 billion VND being traded. The HoSE saw 35 stocks rallying for gains, 22 remain unchanged and 57 fell.
The newly-listed Thong Nhat Rubber (TNC) topped the list of 35 movers by tacking 40,000 VND per unit onto its listed price, followed by Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Tour (TCT), Sai Gon Hotel Corp. (SGH), and North Kinh Do Food (NKD).
Meanwhile, Hau Giang Pharmaceutical (DHG) was one of the main losers of the day, with a decrease of 5,000 VND being slashed from its stock price. The group of 57 losers also included Da Nang Rubber (DRC), Hoa Binh Construction and Real Estate Corp. (HBC), Materials – Petroleum (COM) and Nam Viet (NAV).
Blue-chip shares like Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank (STB), the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Pha Lai Thermal Power Co. (PPC), Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) and Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corp. (REE) were among stocks to lead the market in trading volume.
At the close of trade in Ha Noi, the HaSTC declined 2.33 points to 246.47 points.
Today’s trading volume increased with 828,000 shares worth more than 83.4 billion VND changing hands. Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) topped the market in terms of transaction volume with 175,000 shares being traded during the course of the morning.
Source: VNA
The VN-Index at the HoSE sunk 3.65 points or 0.4 percent from the previous trading session to end the day at 892.07 points with more than 5.8 million shares worth over 516 billion VND being traded. The HoSE saw 35 stocks rallying for gains, 22 remain unchanged and 57 fell.
The newly-listed Thong Nhat Rubber (TNC) topped the list of 35 movers by tacking 40,000 VND per unit onto its listed price, followed by Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Tour (TCT), Sai Gon Hotel Corp. (SGH), and North Kinh Do Food (NKD).
Meanwhile, Hau Giang Pharmaceutical (DHG) was one of the main losers of the day, with a decrease of 5,000 VND being slashed from its stock price. The group of 57 losers also included Da Nang Rubber (DRC), Hoa Binh Construction and Real Estate Corp. (HBC), Materials – Petroleum (COM) and Nam Viet (NAV).
Blue-chip shares like Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank (STB), the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Pha Lai Thermal Power Co. (PPC), Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) and Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corp. (REE) were among stocks to lead the market in trading volume.
At the close of trade in Ha Noi, the HaSTC declined 2.33 points to 246.47 points.
Today’s trading volume increased with 828,000 shares worth more than 83.4 billion VND changing hands. Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) topped the market in terms of transaction volume with 175,000 shares being traded during the course of the morning.
Source: VNA
Tuesday, August 21, 2007
VN-Index up, HaSTC-Index down
The Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE), Viet Nam's largest, continued its recent rebound while its Ha Noi-based counterpart suffered another successive loss, albeit a minimal one, by the end of trading on August 21.
The VN-Index, which measures the value of the HOSE, jumped 5.7 points (or 0.64 percent) to finish at 895.72 points. More than 6 million shares, worth nearly 516 billion VND, changed hands during the day.
The session witnessed 48 shares rally for gains, 27 remain unchanged and 38 fall.
Binh Minh Minerals (BMC) continued to top the list of shares that recorded gains by tacking 20,000 VND onto its listed price, followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and the Hau Giang Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (SGH).
Meanwhile, Hoa Binh Rubber Joint Stock Company (HRC), North Kinhdo Food Joint Stock Company (NKD), Tan Tao Industrial Park Corporation (ITA) and Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Saigon Thuong Tin Joint Stock Commercial Bank (STB), SJS, Pha Lai Thermal Power Joint Stock Company (PPC) and the Corporation for Finance and Promoting Technology (FPT) led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 0.03 points to finish at 248.8 points. Only 732,600 shares, worth more than 73.4 billion VND, were traded.
By closing, 35 shares declined, 8 showed no change while 27 others made gains.
Source: VNA
The VN-Index, which measures the value of the HOSE, jumped 5.7 points (or 0.64 percent) to finish at 895.72 points. More than 6 million shares, worth nearly 516 billion VND, changed hands during the day.
The session witnessed 48 shares rally for gains, 27 remain unchanged and 38 fall.
Binh Minh Minerals (BMC) continued to top the list of shares that recorded gains by tacking 20,000 VND onto its listed price, followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and the Hau Giang Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (SGH).
Meanwhile, Hoa Binh Rubber Joint Stock Company (HRC), North Kinhdo Food Joint Stock Company (NKD), Tan Tao Industrial Park Corporation (ITA) and Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Saigon Thuong Tin Joint Stock Commercial Bank (STB), SJS, Pha Lai Thermal Power Joint Stock Company (PPC) and the Corporation for Finance and Promoting Technology (FPT) led the market in terms of transaction volume.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 0.03 points to finish at 248.8 points. Only 732,600 shares, worth more than 73.4 billion VND, were traded.
By closing, 35 shares declined, 8 showed no change while 27 others made gains.
Source: VNA
Monday, August 20, 2007
The rise in several blue chips today saw the VN-Index climb 2.09 points to end the session at 890.02.
The slight recovery doesn’t mean a boom, but it does put a touch of brightness on the gloom of the previous week, in which prices fell steadily and left investors questioning when the bear market would end.
Among the top market caps, PPC put on an impressive performance, rising VND1,500 to close at VND52,000.
The market’s upturn was also driven by the rising share price of Tan Tao Industrial Zone (ITA), Saigon Cables & Telecommunications Material and FPT (FPT), which added VND5,000 each, and REE Technology (REE), which rose VND2,000.
Small caps performed better after last week’s falls, with Vien Lien (UNI) up VND1,000, Hang Xanh Auto (HAX) up VND500, and Tan Binh (ALT) up VND1,500.
Two exclusive stocks – Sai Gon Hotel (SGH) and Tay Ninh Cable Car (TCT) – extended their steady winning run by rising VND6,000 and VND15,000 to close at VND137,000 and VND317,000, respectively.
However, continuous falls in the three bellwether companies – Sacombank (STB), Vinamilk (VNM) and Vinh Son Hydro Power (VSH) – discouraged brokers.
At the close, STB was down VND1,500 at VND52,000; VNM was down VND1,000 at VND163,000; and VSH was down VND1,900 at VND37,600.
Sacombank in particular alarmed investors as it prepared to issue an additional 200 million shares. Analysts forecast that the market would be affected by STB’s move in the next few sessions.
Kinh Do Corporation (KDC) also suffered another sharp fall, dropping VND6,000 to close at VND240,000 despite its fundamentally bright outlook for the upcoming mid-autumn season.
The slight rise on Monday encouraged some analysts to speculate that the market might rebound to 930 points.
Source: VNE
Friday, August 17, 2007
VN-Index falls below 900-point mark
Both the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HOSE) and the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre continued their downward trend by the end of the August 17 morning trading session.
By closing, the VN-Index at the HOSE dropped 12.33 points or 1.38 percent to finish at 887,93 points. Almost 4.4 million shares, worth nearly 428 billion VND, were traded during the day.
The market witnessed 74 shares fall, 21 remain unchanged and only 17 rally for gains.
Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT) topped the list of shares that recorded gains by tacking 14,000 VND onto its listed price, followed by Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and Sea and Air Freight International (SFI).
Meanwhile, Seafood Joint Stock Company No. 4 (TS4), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), Binh Minh Minerals (BMC), North Kinh Do Food Joint Stock Company (NKD) and Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) were among the biggest losers of the day.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre slid 2.95 points to finish at 249.4 points. Only 803,400 shares, worth close to 77 billion VND, changed hands.
54 shares fell with giants like BaoViet Securities Company (BVS), Cho Lon Real Estate (RCL) and Song Da 10 Joint Stock Company (SDT) suffered the sharpest decline in their listed prices. Of which, BVS was the biggest loser by having 19,600 VND wiped off its listed price.
Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) continue to lead the market in terms of traded volume with 167,600 shares.
Source: VNE
By closing, the VN-Index at the HOSE dropped 12.33 points or 1.38 percent to finish at 887,93 points. Almost 4.4 million shares, worth nearly 428 billion VND, were traded during the day.
The market witnessed 74 shares fall, 21 remain unchanged and only 17 rally for gains.
Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT) topped the list of shares that recorded gains by tacking 14,000 VND onto its listed price, followed by Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and Sea and Air Freight International (SFI).
Meanwhile, Seafood Joint Stock Company No. 4 (TS4), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), Binh Minh Minerals (BMC), North Kinh Do Food Joint Stock Company (NKD) and Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) were among the biggest losers of the day.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre slid 2.95 points to finish at 249.4 points. Only 803,400 shares, worth close to 77 billion VND, changed hands.
54 shares fell with giants like BaoViet Securities Company (BVS), Cho Lon Real Estate (RCL) and Song Da 10 Joint Stock Company (SDT) suffered the sharpest decline in their listed prices. Of which, BVS was the biggest loser by having 19,600 VND wiped off its listed price.
Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) continue to lead the market in terms of traded volume with 167,600 shares.
Source: VNE
Thursday, August 16, 2007
VN-Index and HaSTC-Index continue slide
The VN-Index at the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) continued to fall by the end of the August 16 morning trading session.
By closing, the VN-Index fell 15.08 points or 1.65 percent to finish at 900.26 points. Nearly 4 million shares, worth close to 392.95 billion VND, were traded during the day.
Blue-chips like the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Bien Hoa Confectionary Corporation (BBC), Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure, Investment Joint Stock Company (CII), Ben Tre Aquaproduct Import and Export Joint Stock Company (ABT), and Bien Hoa Sugar Joint Stock Company (BHS) enjoyed the largest trade volumes on the day.
Lugia Mechanical Electric Joint Stock Company (LGC), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS), and Sea & Air Freight International (SFI) suffered the biggest losses amongst the bourse’s 78 losers.
Meanwhile, only 20 shares increased with Binh Minh Minerals (BMC) recording the biggest increase. It was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Lam Dong Building Materials Joint Stock Company (LBM), Petrolimex Joint Stock Company (PJT) and ALTA Company (ALT).
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 1.7 points to finish at 252.35 points. However, trade volume increased from the previous day with 965,3000 shares, worth more than 100 billion VND, changing hands. Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) led the market in terms of transaction volume with 317,700 shares.
Song Da Joint Stock Company 5 (SD5), Bao Viet Securities Company (BVS), Vinashin Oil and Gas Investment and Transport Joint Stock Company (VSP), Viglacera Thang Long Tile Joint Stock Company (TLT) and Construction Joint Stock Company No.2 (VC2) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Source: VNA
By closing, the VN-Index fell 15.08 points or 1.65 percent to finish at 900.26 points. Nearly 4 million shares, worth close to 392.95 billion VND, were traded during the day.
Blue-chips like the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Bien Hoa Confectionary Corporation (BBC), Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure, Investment Joint Stock Company (CII), Ben Tre Aquaproduct Import and Export Joint Stock Company (ABT), and Bien Hoa Sugar Joint Stock Company (BHS) enjoyed the largest trade volumes on the day.
Lugia Mechanical Electric Joint Stock Company (LGC), Kinh Do Corporation (KDC), the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS), and Sea & Air Freight International (SFI) suffered the biggest losses amongst the bourse’s 78 losers.
Meanwhile, only 20 shares increased with Binh Minh Minerals (BMC) recording the biggest increase. It was followed by Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Lam Dong Building Materials Joint Stock Company (LBM), Petrolimex Joint Stock Company (PJT) and ALTA Company (ALT).
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 1.7 points to finish at 252.35 points. However, trade volume increased from the previous day with 965,3000 shares, worth more than 100 billion VND, changing hands. Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) led the market in terms of transaction volume with 317,700 shares.
Song Da Joint Stock Company 5 (SD5), Bao Viet Securities Company (BVS), Vinashin Oil and Gas Investment and Transport Joint Stock Company (VSP), Viglacera Thang Long Tile Joint Stock Company (TLT) and Construction Joint Stock Company No.2 (VC2) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Source: VNA
Wednesday, August 15, 2007
Both VN-Index and HaSTC-Index slide
The VN-Index at the Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HOSE) dropped again by the end of the August 15 morning trading session after rallying for gains the previous day.
By closing, the VN-Index fell 7.81 points or 0.85 percent to finish at 915.34 points. Nearly 3.7 million shares, worth more than 364 billion VND, were traded during the day.
Blue-chips like the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Saigon Thuong Tin Joint Stock Commercial Bank (STB) and Tay Ninh Rubber Joint Stock Company (TRC) enjoyed the largest trade volumes on the day.
Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) suffered the biggest loss among the bourse’s 69 losers by having 9,000 VND wiped off its listed price. It was followed by FPT, Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (CII) and the Tuong An Oil Joint Stock Company (TAC).
Meanwhile, only 24 shares rallied for gains and 20 remained unchanged. Binh Minh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and North Kinh Do Food Joint Stock Company (NKD) were among shares to record the biggest increases.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 0.19 points to finish at 254.05 points. Close to 763,000 shares, worth more than 77 billion VND, changed hands.
The session saw 39 shares decline, 24 make gains with 12 remaining the same.
Bao Viet Securities Company (BVS), Ba Hien Viglacera (BHV) and Song Da Joing Stock Company 9.09 (S99) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) led the market in terms of transaction volume with 200,400 shares, followed by Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), Tien Phong Plastic Joint Stock Company (NTP) and Ha Noi Milk (NHM).
Source: VNA
By closing, the VN-Index fell 7.81 points or 0.85 percent to finish at 915.34 points. Nearly 3.7 million shares, worth more than 364 billion VND, were traded during the day.
Blue-chips like the Corporation for Financing and Promoting Technology (FPT), Saigon Thuong Tin Joint Stock Commercial Bank (STB) and Tay Ninh Rubber Joint Stock Company (TRC) enjoyed the largest trade volumes on the day.
Song Da Urban and Industrial Zone Investment and Development (SJS) suffered the biggest loss among the bourse’s 69 losers by having 9,000 VND wiped off its listed price. It was followed by FPT, Ho Chi Minh City Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (CII) and the Tuong An Oil Joint Stock Company (TAC).
Meanwhile, only 24 shares rallied for gains and 20 remained unchanged. Binh Minh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Tour Company (TCT), Saigon Hotel Corporation (SGH) and North Kinh Do Food Joint Stock Company (NKD) were among shares to record the biggest increases.
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre dropped 0.19 points to finish at 254.05 points. Close to 763,000 shares, worth more than 77 billion VND, changed hands.
The session saw 39 shares decline, 24 make gains with 12 remaining the same.
Bao Viet Securities Company (BVS), Ba Hien Viglacera (BHV) and Song Da Joing Stock Company 9.09 (S99) were among the biggest losers of the day.
Saigon Securities Inc (SSI) led the market in terms of transaction volume with 200,400 shares, followed by Asia Commercial Bank (ACB), Tien Phong Plastic Joint Stock Company (NTP) and Ha Noi Milk (NHM).
Source: VNA
Tuesday, August 14, 2007
VN-Index on the up, HaSTC-Index falls again
The VN-Index at the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE) rallied to add on 14 points or 1.51 percent to close at 923.15 points by the end of the August 13 trading session after a sharp decline the day before.
Over 5.1 million shares worth nearly 495.4 billion VND changed hands.
The market saw 84 stocks gain, including blue-chips Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour (TCT), and North Kinh Do Food (NKD); 23 shares decline with the biggest losses coming to Binh Trieu Construction and Engineering, Ben Tre Aquaproduct (ABT) and Viet Nam Petroleum Transport (VIP).
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre meanwhile continued its downward trend by dropping 0.24 points to finish at 254.24 points.
PetroVietnam Insurance (PVI), Song Da 505 (S55) and Ha Noi Textbook Printing (TPH) were amongst the biggest losses of a group of 34 companies that had value erased from their listed price.
The trading session saw an increase in trade volume but fall in value with 915,000 stocks worth 80.178 billion VND changing hands.
Source: VNA
Over 5.1 million shares worth nearly 495.4 billion VND changed hands.
The market saw 84 stocks gain, including blue-chips Binh Dinh Minerals (BMC), Tay Ninh Cable Car Tour (TCT), and North Kinh Do Food (NKD); 23 shares decline with the biggest losses coming to Binh Trieu Construction and Engineering, Ben Tre Aquaproduct (ABT) and Viet Nam Petroleum Transport (VIP).
The HaSTC-Index at the Ha Noi Securities Trading Centre meanwhile continued its downward trend by dropping 0.24 points to finish at 254.24 points.
PetroVietnam Insurance (PVI), Song Da 505 (S55) and Ha Noi Textbook Printing (TPH) were amongst the biggest losses of a group of 34 companies that had value erased from their listed price.
The trading session saw an increase in trade volume but fall in value with 915,000 stocks worth 80.178 billion VND changing hands.
Source: VNA
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