Vietstock's Technical Analysis team reviews 10 stocks (CTG, CTD, EIB, GEX, HDB, STB, SAB, VNM, VCB, VRE), selected by market capitalisation, liquidity and investor interest, for short-term reference only. CTD formed a Triangle pattern in early October 2026, with a target price of 73,000-74,000, and has moved above its 50-day and 100-day SMAs. In contrast, GEX fell sharply after retesting its 50-day SMA, and its old July 2026 bottom at 19,700-22,700 is seen as strong support. Banks HDB, STB and VCB show improving signals from support zones or oscillators, while VNM and SAB see volume below average. CTG's MACD has just crossed above the zero line, and VRE remains above the Middle Bollinger Band.
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Original headline: Ngày 27/10/2026: 10 cổ phiếu nóng dưới góc nhìn PTKT của Vietstock
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