The VN-Index fell 11.04 points (-0.62%) to 1,755.61 points in the 29/10 session as selling pressure intensified across many groups, especially energy. Foreign investors net sold 430 billion VND market-wide, while proprietary trading desks of securities firms net sold 286 billion VND on HoSE. The largest proprietary net sales were in TCB (89 billion VND), GAS (42 billion), NT2 (36 billion), STB (24 billion) and VIC (18 billion VND), while PVT drew net purchases of 56 billion VND and VPB 27 billion VND.
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Original headline: Một cổ phiếu ngân hàng bị tự doanh CTCK bán ròng gần trăm tỷ đồng phiên 29/10
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VNINDEX
• NeutralRelevance: low
| Market | Vietnam stocks |
|---|---|
| Close on 10/29/2026 | 1,755.61 |
| Change that session | -0.62% |
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Proprietary trading desks and foreign investors both net sold in the 29/10 session, with total net selling of nearly 825 billion VND, including over 540 billion VND from foreign investors and nearly 282 billion VND from proprietary desks. Selling was concentrated in TCB (118 billion VND), FPT (115 billion VND) and SSI (79 billion VND), while HPG led net buying with over 63 billion VND. Foreign investors' net selling streak extended to 4 consecutive sessions, including 28/10.
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Securities firms' proprietary trading net bought VND 12 billion on HOSE, led by ACB at VND 240 billion, followed by TCB (VND 55 billion), VPB (VND 26 billion) and VIC (VND 20 billion). On the other side, the group net sold most heavily at KBC at VND 204 billion, followed by TPB (VND 171 billion) and FPT (VND 23 billion). In the weekend session of 23/10, VN-Index dipped slightly on selling pressure in banking and securities stocks, then turned higher to close up 13.52 points (0.77%) at 1,774.15 points as buying improved. Foreign investors reversed course to net sell VND 470 billion after two consecutive sessions of net buying.
- Two bank stocks heavily accumulated by securities firms' proprietary desks during the rally
The market rose for a second straight session, with the VN-Index closing up 21.96 points (+1.26%) at 1,760.63. Foreign investors net bought about VND 347 billion of stocks across the market, while securities firms' proprietary desks net bought VND 30 billion on HOSE. VCB drew the biggest net buying at VND 126 billion, followed by VPB (VND 69 billion) and GAS (VND 68 billion). On the sell side, proprietary desks net sold VND 162 billion of HDB and VND 29 billion of FPT.
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Proprietary trading desks of securities firms net bought VND 424 billion on HoSE, while the VN-Index fell 14.55 points (-0.85%) to 1,704.87, its fifth straight session of decline. Foreign investors net sold about VND 782 billion across the market. VPB was the most heavily net-bought stock at VND 227 billion, marking the third consecutive session it topped the list. In contrast, TCB saw the largest net selling by proprietary desks at VND 88 billion.
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The VN-Index fell 1.56 points (-0.09%) to 1,719.42 in the October 13 session, after a string of consecutive declines, and stayed above the 1,700 psychological support level. Foreign investors net sold 468 billion VND across the market. Proprietary trading by securities firms net bought a modest 13 billion VND on HOSE, led by VPB at 182 billion VND, followed by FRT (45 billion) and MWG (25 billion). On the other side, TCB was the largest net seller at 115 billion VND, followed by MCH, CTG and FPT.
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