The stock market's 64-point drop today was a necessary correction after a period of rapid growth, according to experts.

Impersonating reputable companies, promising incredibly high returns, and enticing investments via social media are common tactics that trap many new investors in financial scams.

The VN-Index reversed course from gains to losses mid-morning today due to a sudden surge in selling pressure, at one point dropping over 30 points.

To further develop the market after 25 years of operation, the State Securities Commission emphasizes the goal of attracting institutional investors to balance individual investors.

CIMB Vietnam and DNSE Securities have partnered to launch an online loan product integrated into the Entrade X stock trading app.

The VN-Index rose more than 15 points this morning, reaching 1,546 points, exceeding the peak of 1,536 points set in early 2022.

Positive sentiment and strong cash flow are expected to propel the VN-Index to new heights, potentially surpassing its all-time high of 1,536.45 points.

A surge of investment has propelled the VN-Index up 3 points to 1,512, less than 1% from its all-time high.

The VN-Index dropped over 12 points, marking its steepest fall since mid-June, as numerous large-cap stocks plummeted, especially those in the Vingroup conglomerate.

With its user-friendly app and "simplified investing" features, DNSE is becoming a popular gateway to stock market investing for young people.

DNSE recorded 533.6 billion VND in revenue in the first half of the year, with pre-tax profit reaching 157.5 billion VND, a 21% year-on-year increase, achieving nearly 50% of its annual business target.

The VN-Index is expected to fluctuate due to profit-taking pressure, but could soon reach its historic peak as cash flow shows no signs of cooling down.

Vietnam's stock market upgrade could attract billions in foreign investment, focusing on large-cap stocks.

Experts often advise buying cheap or undervalued stocks, and this isn't a subjective assessment but is based on clear quantitative formulas.