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As of the close on 14 Apr 2026, cash flows from proprietary trading desks and foreign investors diverged, with HPG and VIC drawing particular attention. Proprietary traders on HOSE continued to post net selling, totaling nearly 54 billion dong.
The net selling was concentrated in HPG, with more than 52 billion dong. The next largest net selling positions were VIC and VHM, at over 21 billion dong and nearly 20 billion dong, respectively.
On the buy side, KBC led with almost 44 billion dong, far ahead of the following stocks such as VGC (about 23 billion dong) and VPX (over 21 billion dong).
In contrast, foreign investors turned to net buyers with a total of nearly 201 billion dong (excluding negotiated deals). The main drivers were more than 189 billion dong in HPG, nearly 185 billion dong in VIC, and more than 132 billion dong in MBB.
Meanwhile, net selling by foreign investors was mainly concentrated in FPT, with around 191 billion dong, creating a wide gap versus the following stocks.
Overall, the figures point to divergent behavior between foreign investors and proprietary traders across several large-cap names, notably HPG and VIC.
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