After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
After three consecutive weeks of net selling, proprietary traders reversed to net buying with a value of VND1.3tn. They mainly focused on buying VPB (+VND212bn), EIB (+VND191bn), MBB (+VND117bn), SSI (+VND114bn), and FPT (+VND109bn). Meanwhile, selling pressure was predominantly seen in KDH (-VND107bn), with no other stocks experiencing significant selling pressure exceeding VND50bn.
