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Today’s session saw both proprietary traders and foreign investors net selling. However, foreign investors posted only a minimal net outflow, while proprietary trading was stronger.
On 22/04, the VN-Index was driven mainly by the VinGroup stock group. Proprietary traders at securities houses recorded a heavy net sale of nearly 1.2 trillion dong.
The largest net sellers included stocks with foreign-ownership limits in their portfolios, led by the FUEVFVND ETF, followed by VSC, MWG, and STB—each showing net selling in the hundreds of billions.
In contrast to the broader net selling, proprietary traders still bought modestly. The strongest net buyer was the FUEVFVND ETF, with a net trading value of about 32 billion dong, followed by GEX and MBB.
Foreign investors were also net sellers, though the outflow was relatively restrained. Total net selling by foreigners on 22/04 was about 33 billion dong. The combined value of net purchases and net sales was significantly lower than in prior sessions.
Despite overall net selling, foreigners posted net buying of 282 billion dong in the FUEVFVND ETF, 199 billion in MWG, and 161 billion in VIC.
Meanwhile, foreigners continued to net-sell FPT, at about 209 billion dong.
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