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Foreign investors continued to net-sell, while the proprietary trading desk turned net buyers again on HOSE for the session on 28 Apr. FPT attracted attention as it recorded opposite actions from the 'big sharks'. Specifically, the proprietary traders bought about 131 billion dong on HOSE. Among them, FPT was net-bought by more than 136 billion dong, far ahead of the stocks in second place such as KBC (nearly 23 billion), STB (over 21 billion), and HPG (over 19 billion). On the selling side, the leaders were PLX with nearly 32 billion dong, TCB with more than 27 billion, and MWG with more than 17 billion. For foreign investors, selling pressure continued with a value close to 552 billion dong, but narrowed significantly compared with recent sessions. In contrast to the actions of the proprietary traders, FPT was recorded as the stock with the strongest foreign net selling, near 286 billion dong. Following were VHM with net selling over 169 billion dong, and SHB over 81 billion. In the net-buy list, VRE led the market with nearly 157 billion dong, followed by NVL with over 119 billion dong, and VIC with nearly 88 billion dong. Foreign investors continued to net-sell on the market.
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