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VN-Index reversed after four consecutive up sessions, ending May 11, 2026 with a long red candle and trading volume above the 20-day average. The Stochastic Oscillator is weakening in the overbought zone, suggesting risk could increase if it crosses below the Signal line in the coming sessions.
On May 11, the major indices moved in mixed directions. The VN-Index fell 1.04% to 1,895.5 points, while the HNX-Index rose 0.64% to 248.06 points.
Trading activity also diverged by exchange. Turnover on HOSE increased 3.5% to over 870 million shares. On HNX, trading volume reached 66 million shares, up 40.5% versus the previous session.
Foreign investors remained net sellers on HOSE, with a selling value of about 1 trillion dong, but they bought nearly 17 billion dong on HNX.
The VN-Index opened the week in a relatively positive tone as buying support pushed the index above 1,920 points for most of the morning session. However, the market reversed quickly in the afternoon as leading stocks weakened, which increased selling pressure and pulled the index into negative territory. The VN-Index closed at 1,895.5 points, down 1.04% from the previous session.
Downside pressure appeared across all three market-cap groups. VS-LargeCap led the decline with nearly a 1% drop, while VS-MidCap and VS-SmallCap also weakened as selling pressure dominated.
In terms of index impact, VIC and VHM were the largest detractors, together taking more than 7 points off the VN-Index. BID, MCH, and VRE trimmed the index by almost 4 additional points. On the positive side, BSR contributed about 2 points.
Among the stocks influencing the index, DGC and VRE were among the laggards, while MSN, VJC, VPL, GVR, and FPT fell more than 2.5%. Conversely, SAB and LPB were among the few gainers.
The VN-Index reversed after four straight gains, forming a long red candle on above-average volume. The Stochastic Oscillator remains in overbought territory and is weakening, indicating that risk may rise if price breaks below the Signal line in the near term.
The HNX-Index advanced on higher volume and moved above the 20-day average. The Stochastic Oscillator has entered the oversold region; if a positive reversal signal appears in this zone, the near-term outlook could improve.
Overall, May 11 showed a reversing session for the VN-Index after a run of gains, with technical risk factors aligned to potential short-term volatility. Foreign selling persisted on HOSE, while activity on HOSE and HNX reflected divergent momentum across stocks and sectors.
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