Large-cap stocks surged, with FPT hitting its ceiling price and no sellers, contributing to the VN-Index gaining over 27 points in the early August trading session.
Dragon Capital forecasts short-term stock market volatility, but many business valuations are attractive after a deep correction, suitable for accumulation over the next 2-3 years.
Numerous stocks surged after news of leadership "bottom-fishing", helping the Ho Chi Minh City exchange's benchmark index reverse from a decline to a gain of nearly 12 points.
Investors engaged in a stock sell-off on Monday's trading session, causing the VN-Index to lose over 43 points and fall to its lowest level since early April.
Vietcap launches "one beat, big wins with Vietnam team" program, offering customers a chance to receive vouchers, shirts, and hats with total prizes up to 185 million VND.
Strong buying in oil, banking, and real estate stocks propelled the VN-Index past the 1,850 resistance level, marking its second consecutive session of gains.
By the end of Q2, MB Securities (MBS) reported an outstanding loan balance exceeding 16,828 billion VND, marking the highest level in the company's history.
According to some analysts, the price-to-book (P/B) ratio of several major securities firms, including FPTS, SSI, BSC, Vietcap, and VPBankS, is currently below their 5-year average.
After 15 weeks of intense competition, the "Legendary Trading Arena" contest, organized by Shinhan Securities Vietnam (SSV), culminated in an awards ceremony on 25/6, honoring investors with the best trading performance.
