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During the session in which the Vietnamese stock market rose, both proprietary trading desks of securities firms and foreign investors recorded net selling of hundreds of billions of dong.
On HOSE, proprietary traders logged a net sale of more than 374 billion dong across the equity channel. The selling was driven mainly by FPT, with more than 385 billion dong sold, including more than 400 billion dong via negotiated sale.
Proprietary traders also posted notable net selling in GMD with nearly 46 billion dong, and TPB with more than 31 billion dong.
On the net buying side, KBC led with turnover of nearly 76 billion dong, followed by HPG with over 31 billion dong, and TCB with over 17 billion dong.
Foreign investors recorded net selling of more than 988 billion dong. The pressure was led by ACB, with net selling of over 426 billion dong, followed by HPG at around 285 billion dong and FPT at about 134 billion dong.
On the net buying side, POW was the most net-bought stock, at nearly 143 billion dong. Notable net buying also appeared in VHM and PVT, each around 69 billion dong.
Source: VietstockFinance
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