Vietstock's technical analysis team highlights 10 hot stocks for short-term reference, namely CTG, CTD, EIB, GEX, HDB, STB, SAB, VNM, VCB and VIC, selected by market capitalisation, liquidity and investor interest. CTD has moved above its 50-day and 100-day SMAs and is near the upper Bollinger Band, with a Triangle pattern formed in early October 2026 and a price target of 73,000-74,000. HDB rose sharply on 28/10/2026 with a Big White Candle and broke its May 2026 high on volume well above its 20-day average, while VIC extended gains to six consecutive sessions but needs volume above its 20-day average to confirm the recovery. EIB formed a Three Black Crows pattern as it kept falling, while GEX rebounded with a Hammer candle on volume below its 20-day average, indicating caution among investors. The report also notes support zones based on earlier lows for STB (58,000-63,000), SAB (39,300-41,300), VNM (54,500-57,500) and VCB (52,600-56,000).
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Original headline: Ngày 29/10/2026: 10 cổ phiếu nóng dưới góc nhìn PTKT của Vietstock
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