Chart of the day
10
November
Chart of the day: Short-term downtrend
The market confirmed a short-term correction trend. Investors need to remain cautious and maintain a safe equity weighting.
03
November
Chart of the day: Sell signal
Short-term risks increased after two consecutive declines at the end of last week, suggesting that a short-term downtrend may resume. Therefore, investors should remain cautious, observe market movements carefully, and...
27
October
Chart of the day: Bull trap?
The market continues to show mixed technical signals, suggesting that a downtrend may resume. Therefore, investors should closely monitor the market and wait for clear reversal signals before re-entering new...
20
October
Chart of the day: A sell signal?
The market may enter a short-term consolidation phase, but the broader uptrend remains intact. Therefore, investors should closely monitor the market and wait for a clear reversal signal before opening...
13
October
Chart of the day: Breakout week
The market has confirmed a short-term uptrend. Therefore, investors may consider opening new positions this week, focusing on leading stocks.
06
October
Chart of the day: Accumulation phase?
The market formed short-term accumulation patterns with declining liquidity. Therefore, investors should watch for breakout signals to confirm the next trend, after which positions may be reopened.
29
September
Chart of the day: Liquidity decline
Current signals lack consistency in confirming the short-term trend. Therefore, further signals are needed to confirm the market’s direction. Investors should remain cautious and wait for a buying opportunity after...
22
September
Chart of the day: Head and shoulders pattern?
The VNIndex shows a high likelihood of forming a short-term accumulation phase. Therefore, investors should act cautiously, monitor the market, and wait for a new buying opportunity after a correction...
15
September
Chart of the day: Awaiting confirmation signal
The VNIndex has reconfirmed its short-term uptrend. Therefore, investors may continue to maintain current equity allocations in their portfolios.



