Proprietary trading by securities companies net sold 225 billion VND on HOSE in the first session of the week of October 26. The VN-Index opened higher at 1,780 points but came under selling pressure as liquidity rose in the afternoon session, closing down 10.60 points (-0.60%) at 1,763.55 points. EIB saw the largest net selling at 193 billion VND, followed by VCB (41 billion), GEX (25 billion), MSN (23 billion) and MBB (22 billion VND). TCB was the most net bought at 51 billion VND, followed by VPB (13 billion) and FRT (8 billion VND).
Summary written by Upside AI from the original article. Read the source for full details.
Original headline: Một cổ phiếu ngân hàng bị tự doanh CTCK bán ròng gần 200 tỷ trong phiên đầu tuần
Keywords
VNINDEXbrokeragesproprietary tradingbanks
Open a keyword to see other news on the same topic.
Related news
- A bank stock unexpectedly drew net buying of over VND 200 billion from securities firms' proprietary trading in the opening session of the week
Securities-firm proprietary trading net bought VND 145 billion on HOSE on October 12, as the market traded weakly with very low liquidity. The VN-Index fell 14.11 points (-0.81%) to 1,720.98, while foreign investors net sold about VND 615 billion across the market. VPB saw the strongest net buying by proprietary desks at VND 223 billion, followed by FRT, HPG and VCB. TCB had the largest net selling at VND 85 billion, followed by NVL, VHM, MCH and CTG.
- Following Smart Money on 15/10: Foreign and Proprietary Investors Net Sell Nearly VND 1 Trillion
Foreign investors and securities companies' proprietary trading net sold a combined over VND 926 billion in the October 15 session. Foreign investors net sold over VND 685 billion, extending their net-selling streak to a 10th consecutive session, with pressure concentrated in VIC, STB and TCB. Proprietary desks net sold nearly VND 241 billion, their second straight day of selling, hitting TCB and VIC hardest. VPB bucked the trend: proprietary traders net bought over VND 164 billion and foreign investors bought nearly VND 54 billion, drawing a combined VND 218 billion. MBB led foreign buying with over VND 101 billion.
- Securities Firms Data Update as of October 16: One Company Posts Nearly VND 10 Billion Loss in Q3 2026
As of October 16, five securities companies had reported Q3 2026 results, showing wide divergence. CTCP Chứng khoán Việt Thành (VTS) posted Q3 operating revenue of over 7.2 billion VND, down 83% year on year, and its pre-tax profit swung from a 29 billion VND profit to a loss of nearly 10 billion VND, mainly due to a sharp drop in proprietary trading and losses of over 11.8 billion VND on sales of FVTPL financial assets. For nine months, VTS reported a pre-tax loss of over 2 billion VND, compared with a 41.3 billion VND profit a year earlier. By contrast, Chứng khoán Ngân hàng Public Việt Nam (PBSV) recorded Q3 revenue of over 30 billion VND, up nearly 25%, and pre-tax profit of nearly 14 billion VND, up 59%, driven by a 71% rise in interest income from loans and receivables. Its nine-month pre-tax profit reached nearly 37.8 billion VND, 2.3 times the same period last year.
- Smart money flow on 20/10: Proprietary and foreign investors both net sell
Foreign investors and proprietary trading both net sold on 20/10, though the amounts were modest. Foreign investors net sold nearly VND 174 billion, led by VHM (VND 135 billion), KDC (VND 100 billion) and VCB (VND 88 billion), while TCB was net bought VND 345 billion and HPG VND 145 billion. Proprietary trading net sold nearly VND 40 billion, with FRT the largest net seller at VND 70 billion and VPB the top net buyer at VND 84 billion.
- A Bank Stock Is Being Accumulated by Securities Firm Proprietary Trading for Hundreds of Billions of VND This Weekend
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.
- Not Stocks or Real Estate, This Is the First Group of Shares to Benefit as Interest Rates Fall
Mr. Đỗ Bảo Ngọc, General Director of Kirin Securities (CSI), says falling interest rates will affect sectors differently. Construction and infrastructure construction stand to benefit directly from lower borrowing costs and better disbursement progress, while real estate and securities benefit indirectly and later. Securities shares are notable because they fell sharply during the rate-hike period, but the gains become clear only when liquidity improves and capital flows back. Banks may face pressure on net interest margin (NIM) when they cut lending rates to support businesses, although overall bank profits do not necessarily fall by the same amount.
Related markets
Latest news
- Bitcoin holds near $80,000 as oil retreats and the Fed decision looms
Bitcoin was near $80,400, little changed since midnight UTC after dipping to around $79,300 during the Asian morning. The DeFi index was the only CoinDesk index to gain, after Arthur Hayes said his Maelstrom fund sold its entire directional book, including 6,400 ether, due to macro and geopolitical risk. U.S. crude fell around 2% to near $101 a barrel and Brent slipped to around $110 as Qatari mediators arrived in Tehran. The Fed, which raised rates in September, decides on Wednesday, with CME's FedWatch showing a 90% chance of no change. Spot bitcoin ETFs saw $138 million of outflows on Friday, taking the two-day exit to $772 million.
- Gold prices today, Monday, October 26, 2026: Gold opens at 3-month lows at the start of Fed week
December gold futures opened at $4,012.20 per troy ounce on Monday, up 0.1% from Friday's close, and rose to $4,028.30 by 7:05 a.m. ET. The opening price was the lowest since July 20, 2026, as the two-day FOMC meeting concludes this week. Most expect the Fed to hold rates despite inflation above its 2% target, with CME FedWatch showing a 90.6% chance of no change this week and a 72.1% chance of a 25 basis point hike after the December meeting. The opening price was down 4.1% from a week earlier, 6.9% from a month earlier and 3.2% from a year earlier.
- Waraba Gold to Acquire 80% of the Tengrela PR-683 Licence, Adding 1,141 Drill Holes and 67,600 m of Drilling Next to Its Tengrela Project in Cote d'Ivoire and Announces Board Changes and RSU Grants
Waraba Gold has signed a binding share sale agreement to acquire 80% of Leo Resources SARL, which holds gold exploration licence PR-683 covering 212.66 km² in northern Côte d'Ivoire, from a subsidiary of Desert Metals (ASX: DM1). On completion, Waraba's combined Tengrela ground would be about 1,000 km², lying between Resolute's Syama mine camp and Perseus's Sissingué mine. The deal is all cash with no Waraba shares issued, with a maximum of A$5.0 million payable in stages; the largest payment, up to A$2.3 million, is due only if the licence is renewed beyond November 2027. Previous operators drilled 1,141 holes totaling about 67,600 m across the licence, including 355 holes at Podio, and SMEX will hold the remaining 20%.
- Oppenheimer raises Microsoft target ahead of earnings amid demand strength
Oppenheimer analyst Brian Schwartz raised his Microsoft price target to $625 from $570 and kept an Outperform rating ahead of fiscal first-quarter results, due October 28 after the U.S. market close. His research points to strong enterprise demand, with infrastructure availability rather than demand the main constraint on Azure growth. He projects revenue of $90 billion, up 16% year over year, and GAAP EPS of $4.69, versus Wall Street expectations of $90.75 billion and $4.72. Microsoft plans to double data-center capacity over two years, and Copilot is expanding beyond seat-based monetization. Schwartz flagged fiscal 2027 capital expenditure as a key risk to monitor.
- Barclays upgrades Tesla, says SpaceX merger “now a key part of bull case”
Barclays upgraded Tesla to Overweight from Equal Weight and raised its price target to $450 from $370, citing a potential SpaceX merger and early signs of a Robotaxi inflection. Analyst Dan Levy said the widely expected deal could support the stock, but the narrative should not rest on M&A alone. Tesla's energy business is nearly sold out for 2027 on data-center demand. Musk said the companies had formed special committees to discuss a merger, and Levy views the deal as effectively settled and a key part of the Tesla bull case. Levy sees an all-stock SpaceX acquisition as the most likely structure, which would need approval from more than 50% of each company's total voting power.
- Live news: Brent Crude slides below $110 as Iran deal hopes grow and Brazil stocks sink
Brent crude is down more than 6% from Friday’s high and trades just below $110 a barrel as hopes of a US–Iran deal ease fears of further escalation. The Financial Times reports that Iran is hosting officials from Saudi Arabia, Pakistan and Turkey after a visit by Qatari officials. Brazil’s stock market fell 20% after President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva unexpectedly secured a fourth term, and the iShares MSCI Brazil ETF is down 26% in pre-market trading. Bitcoin is holding just above $80,000, gold trades slightly above $4,000 an ounce, the US Dollar Index remains just below 102, and the 10-year Treasury yield sits just below 5%. This week, Microsoft and Amazon report quarterly earnings, alongside interest-rate decisions from the Federal Reserve, Bank of Japan and European Central Bank.
Get the briefing on Telegram or Zalo
Join the Upside Telegram channel or Zalo group for the Vietnam stocks and gold briefing at 8:00 and 19:00 (Vietnam time) on trading days, plus a weekly wrap on Saturday morning.