Analysis Center
31
October
Market commentary: Selling pressure
After two consecutive recovery sessions, the market failed to sustain its upward momentum as selling pressure returned, driving the index below its 50-day moving average. This indicates that short-term downside...
31
October
Derivatives: Selling pressure intensifies
Current signals remain inconsistent, so traders should stay cautious, continue to monitor market movements, and wait for clearer confirmation of the trend before reopening new positions.
30
October
PVS – Earnings Review – [BUY] – 3Q25: Profit growth in line with expectations
∙ 3Q25 revenue grew by 99% yoy, and NPAT grew 73% yoy ∙ Net financial gains drove 3Q25 NPAT growth ∙ 4Q25F: Staying busy, with triple-digit NPAT growth expected
30
October
Market commentary: Market recovery
The market closed with a Doji-like candlestick pattern and low liquidity, indicating a clear tug-of-war between buyers and sellers. This pattern reflects investor caution following previous volatility and suggests that...
30
October
Derivatives: Waiting for further confirmation
Current signals remain inconsistent, so traders should stay cautious and wait for clearer confirmation of the trend before reopening new positions.
29
October
DPM- Brief – [NONRATED] – 3Q25: Benefiting from Selling Prices
In 3Q25, DPM recorded the revenue of VND3,729bn, +21.2%. In which: The growth was boosted by a strong increase in selling price (Urea products ~27% yoy, NPK products ~13% yoy),...
29
October
Derivatives: Bullish piercing pattern
Current technical signals lack consistency, so traders should stay cautious and wait for clearer confirmation of the trend before reopening new positions.
29
October
Market commentary: Bottom-fishing demand
Although the market posted gains, liquidity failed to improve in tandem. Moreover, the index has yet to close above short-term moving averages such as MA10 and MA20, suggesting that the...
28
October
Market traders: Proprietary traders turned net buyers again
By investor group, both domestic individuals and domestic institutions both decreased, with declines of 17.7% and 10.0%, respectively, from the prior week.



