Analysis Center
02
April
Derivatives: Weakening liquidity
The short-term uptrend received confirmation through two consecutive breakout sessions. As a result, traders may consider re-entering long positions and take advantage of any technical pullbacks to optimize returns.
02
April
Market commentary: Sustained demand
The market recorded a gaining session alongside a slight improvement in liquidity, indicating that buying demand is gradually returning and supporting the recovery. Moreover, the index moving above the 20-day...
01
April
Covered warrant: Risks remain present
Over the past week, the covered warrant market continued to show negative performance, as liquidity kept declining and the number of declining warrants still dominated. This suggests that cash flow...
01
April
Derivatives: Buy signal
A buy signal has appeared in the short term. Traders may consider re-entering long positions. Nevertheless, caution is advised should a reversal signal emerge.
01
April
Market commentary: Green returns
The market recorded a gaining session alongside a slight improvement in liquidity. From a technical perspective, the index moving above the 10-day moving average is an initial positive signal; however,...
31
March
Derivatives: Selling Pressure Near the MA10
As signals remain inconsistent in the short term, traders should exercise caution, monitor market developments closely, and wait for additional confirmation signals before re-entering positions, given that the current recovery...
31
March
Market commentary: Selling pressure at the start of the week
The market recorded a decline alongside lower liquidity, indicating that selling pressure was not overly strong, but cash flow remained cautious. This suggests the current trend lacks clear momentum, as...
30
March
Upward pressure on USDVND persists
In 13W26, the SBV conducted a modest net liquidity injection into the banking system by rolling over repo operations to offset a substantial value of maturing repos. This action aimed...
30
March
Market traders: Foreign net selling trend moderates
By investor group, both domestic individuals and domestic institutions decreased, with declines of 6.7% and 9.7%, respectively, compared to the previous week.




