Outlook for April 15: VN-Index eyes higher levels as liquidity remains supportive

Outlook for April 15: Heading toward higher levels According to Beta Securities, the index is likely to continue moving toward higher levels if liquidity remains stable. Overall, the supply-demand balance is tilted toward buyers, providing a foundation for the market to stay positive and gradually open up new growth potential. Oscillating in the 1,770–1,800 range Yuanta Vietnam Securities (Yuanta): The VN-Index had a hesitant session with slightly higher liquidity, with the VN30-Index leading the market. The sentiment indicator rebounded but remains weak (below 60) and breadth narrowed, indicating the upside is not yet confirmed by breadth indicators. Nevertheless, the short-term uptrend structure of the VN-Index remains intact with a breach level of 1,740 points. Therefore, the VN-Index is expected to oscillate in the 1,770–1,800 range before a new trend develops. Yuanta recommends investors to buy in any pullbacks this week and gradually take profits on existing positions as the rally moves toward the 1,800 level. Heading toward higher levels Beta Securities: Technically, the VN-Index continues to stay positive as it moves above important moving averages, thereby reinforcing the short-term uptrend. Momentum indicators such as SAR, MACD, and the DI+/DI- pair are in agreement to support the signal, indicating that upside momentum remains and buyers hold the advantage. Overall, the index is likely to continue toward higher levels if liquidity remains stable. In summary, the supply-demand balance is tilted toward the buyers, providing a foundation for the market to stay positive and gradually widen growth potential. However, money flow is not evenly distributed and tends to be selective, with pronounced differentiation across stock groups. This implies opportunities still exist, but not for everyone. In this context, investors should prioritize a flexible trading strategy, focusing on stocks with solid fundamentals, clear growth stories, and supported by favorable macro factors. At the same time, avoid chasing prices in hot uptrends, and instead use healthy corrections to increase exposure prudently. Expanding into a new uptrend TPS: The VN-Index rose with turnover similar to the previous session (April 13), but still below the previous two-session high, indicating the market is becoming more cautious. TPS projects that the VN-Index may expand into a new uptrend, potentially targeting around 1,850 in the near term. Under this scenario, TPS believes any healthy correction presents a buying opportunity at reasonable prices. The appropriate strategy is to continue holding existing positions while selectively adding new ones, especially during healthy corrections. Also, reduce stock exposure when the VN-Index approaches near the 1,850 target or when the 1,686 support zone is breached. Caution approaching resistance SHS: The VN-Index’s short-term uptrend after a period of positive consolidation with nearest support around 1,750 (the low for February 2026) is extending its rebound toward around 1,800. This would be the highest level in 2025, with upward price pressure potentially increasing for many stocks after the recovery. The market continues to rise ahead of news that the US and Iran may consider holding a second round of talks, possibly on April 16, before the ceasefire expires on April 21. The overall market trend remains improving, bolstered by several large-cap stocks and the real estate sector. Notably, VHM is returning to the highest price range since October 2025, while VIC is at its highest level since February 2026. Although the overall index remains in a recovery phase, most sectors are not positive, and growth opportunities are limited. As the VN-Index and leading stocks test strong resistance and historic highs, SHS remains cautious. Investors may maintain current positions while awaiting more news from the Middle East and the quarterly margin loan figures of securities companies to be released soon. Trading cautiously BSC: The market still lacks consensus with short-term gains accompanied by volatility; investors should trade cautiously until a new trend is confirmed by market liquidity. Possible continuation of the rally Vikki: The market remains on a recovery path, but macro factors and political developments remain variable, causing investor sentiment not to stabilize. Upside could continue, but be mindful of potential pullbacks within the week. In this context, capital is likely to remain selective, favoring stocks with solid fundamentals and durable demand. Hai Au FILI - 17:59 14/04/2026