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VN-Index retreats due to profit-taking

In Uncategorized on December 16, 2010 at 10:09 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index, a measure of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, snapped its three-day winning streak on December 7 under profit-taking pressure.

The gauge slumped 1.03 percent, or 4.8 points, to close at 460.76 points.


Of the index members, 46 advanced, 195 declined, while 34 were unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse slightly dropped over the previous day. Around 85.02 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.98 trillion, a decrease of 12 percent in volume and 17 percent in value.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) continued to win the position of most active share in volume with 6.08 million shares changing hands.


Investment and Trading of Real Estate Joint Stock Company (ITC) followed with 4.94 million shares.


LICOGI 16 Joint Stock Company (LCG) came next with 3.09 million shares traded.


Dam Sen Water Park Corporation (DSN) curbed its five-day rising streak, slashing 9.64 percent to VND25,300.


Other losers in the southern trading floor included An Phu Irradiation Joint – Stock Company (APC), Ba Ria Thermal Power Joint Stock Company (BTP), and Petro Capital & Infrastructure Investment Joint Stock Company (PTL).


TMT Automobile Joint Stock Company (TMT) went up for the third day, gaining 5 percent to trade at VND16,800.


Rangdong Light Source and Vacuum Flask Joint Stock Company (RAL) extended gains for four straight days, edging up 4.98 percent to VND23,200.


Viet Thang Aquafeed Joint Stock Company (VTF) surged 4.91 percent to VND17,100.


The smaller bourse in the north also finished in read as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index tumbled 2.46 percent, or 2.88 points, to 114.19 points. Around 80.8 million traded at VND1.6 trillion.


The UPCom-Index dipped 1.09 points to 40.68 points this morning. A total of 420,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND4.4 billion as of 11:15 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index slumps over bad news

In Uncategorized on December 16, 2010 at 10:08 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index plummeted for two consecutive day on December 8 due to bad economic news and profit-taking.


Lending interest rates raised to 17.6 percent per annum at some commercial banks this morning.


Foreign creditors disapproved of Vinashin’s proposal to delay the payment of its debts.


The gauge of of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange gave up 1.72 percent, or 7.93 points, to close at 452.83 points.


Of the index, only 20 stocks gained, 234 dropped, while 21 treaded water.


Trading volume reached 72.5 million shares worth VND1.6 trillion, a decrease of 14.73 percent in volume and nearly 19 percent in value.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, was the most active share in volume with 5.36 million shares changing hands.


It was followed by Investment and Trading of Real Estate Joint stock Company (ITC) with 3.01 million shares traded.


Viet – Han Corporation (VHG) tagged along with 2.81 million shares changing hands.


Binh Duong Construction and Civil Engineering Joint Stock Company (BCE) nose-doved 21.3 percent. The company will issue 10 million additional shares, of which 9.4 million shares will be sold to its current shareholders at a ratio of 100:47, 300,000 shares to its employees, and the rest to strategy investors at a price of VND10,000 per share.


Other losers on the city bourse included Southern Rubber Industry Joint Stock Company (CSM), Ha Tien 1 Cement Joint Stock Company (HT1), and Long Giang Investment and Urban Development Joint Stock Company (LGL).


Becamex Infrastructure Development Joint Stock Company (IJC) revived 4.94 percent to VND17,000.


TMT Automobile Joint Stock Company (TMT) advanced for five straight days, adding up 4.76 percent to VND17,600.


Sugar producer Société De Bourbon Tay Ninh (SBT) also surged the fifth day, closing up 4.58 percent to VND13,700.


Meanwhile, the Hanoi’s HNX-Index contracted 3.23 percent, or 3.69 points, to close at 110.5 points. Around 66.7 million shares changed hands at VND1.3 trillion.


The UPCom-Index adjusted by 0.84 points to 39.83 points this morning. A total of 200,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND2.4 billion as of 11:10 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index resumes rising momentum

In Uncategorized on December 16, 2010 at 10:08 am

VN-Index, a gauge of 271 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, rebounded on December 9 thanked to rising buying demand at the end of the trading session.

The Vietnam’s benchmark jumped 1.68 percent, or 7.62 points, to close at 460.45 points.


Among the index members, 189 leaped forward, 46 retreated, while 41 remained unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse fell by 15 percent to nearly 60.6 million shares worth VND1.35 trillion.


Quoc Cuong Gia Lai Joint Stock Company (QCG) topped the list of most active shares in volume with 5.58 million shares changing hands.


Saigon Securities Inc (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, followed with 3.7 million shares traded, tagged along by Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE) with 2.22 million shares.


Mirae Joint Stock Company (KMR) and Taya Vietnam Electric Wire and Cable Joint Stock Company (TYA) all jumped the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND8,400 and VND6,300 respectively.


Ho Chi Minh City Securities Corporation (HCM) snapped its two-day losing streak, climbing up 4.98 percent to VND31,600.


Investment and Trading of Real Estate Joint stock Company (ITC) and Dai Thien Loc Corporation (DTL) both levitated 4.95 percent to VND23,300.


Hamico Group Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSH) edged down for three consecutive days, erasing 4.96 percent to VND36,400.


Viet Thang Aquafeed Joint Stock Company (VTF) gave up 4.91 percent to trade at VND15,500.


Lilama 18 Joint Stock Company (LM8) shed 4.83 percent to VND13,800.


The northern bourse also performed well today as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index augmented 1.48 percent, or 1.63 points, to finish at 112.13 points. Trading volume reached 62.25 million shares worth VND1.16 trillion.


The UPCom-Index slipped 0.12 points to 39.81 points this morning. The market of unlisted shares saw a total of 176,800 shares trading at VND2 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index wraps week in bullish sentiment

In Uncategorized on December 16, 2010 at 10:08 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rocketed 2.74 percent, climbing to a four-month high on December 10 as investors were in upbeat sentiment.

The shares of 271 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange sprang 2.74 percent, or 12.61 points, to close at 473.06 points.


On the index, 233 stocks gained, 26 shrank, while 17 stalled.


Trading value on the city bourse climbed to the highest level in the past nine months as around 94.1 million shares changed hands at a value VND3.36 trillion.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, won the spot of the most active share in volume with 4.61 million shares changing hands.


It was chased by Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE) with 3.4 million shares traded.


Vietnam Export Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank or Eximbank (EIB) came next with 3.31 million shares changing hands.


Biggest winners on the southern market were Lilama 10 Joint Stock Company (L10), Lu Gia Mechanical Electric Joint Stock Company (LGC), Petroleum Equipment Assembly And Metal Structure Joint Stock Company (PXS), Development Investment Construction Joint Stock Corporation (DIG), Vung Tau Real Estate and Construction Joint Stock Company (VRC), and Vincom Joint Stock Company (VIC). They all shot up the daily 5-percent allowed limit.


Techno – Agricultural Supplying Joint Stock Company (TSC) soared 4.97 percent to VND19,000.


The newly listed Petrovietnam – Idico Long Son Industrial Park Investment Joint Stock Company (PXL) declined 4.86 percent to VND13,700.


Vien Dong Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (DVD) extended its losing streak to the fifth consecutive day, dropping 4.8 percent to VND39,700.


Anvifish Joint Stock Company (AVF)marched south for four straight days, losing 4.41 percent to VND19,500.


Meanwhile, the Hanoi’s HNX-Index enhanced 3.8 percent, or 4.26 points, to close at 116.39 points. Around 60.2 million shares changed hands at VND1.16 trillion.


The UPCom-Index also rose by 1.01 points to 41.02 points this morning. A total of 430,800 shares changed hands at a value of VND4.28 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index corrects after big rallies

In Uncategorized on December 16, 2010 at 10:07 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index made correction on December 14 as investors sold holdings to take advantages of previous sharp gains.

The gauge of 271 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange gave up 0.12 percent, or 0.57 points, to close at 489.65 points.


Among the index members, 52 advanced, 197 retreated, while 27 remained unchanged.


Trading volume climed to the highest level this year as 134.9 million shares worth nearly VND3.28 trillion changed hands.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) won the position of most active share in volume with 14.87 million shares changing hands.


It was followed by Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, with 10.58 million shares traded.


Vietnam Export Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank or Eximbank (EIB) came in third with 7.44 million shares.


Joint Stock Commercial Bank for Foreign Trade of Vietnam or Vietcombank (VCB) plummeted 13.49 percent to trade at VND29,500. The lender will issue 436,382,579 additional shares to its current shareholders at a ratio of 100:33.


Other losers on the southern market included Danang Rubber Joint Stock Company (DRC), House Viet Nam Joint Stock Company (NVN), and sweets producer Bibica Corporation (BBC).


Food and cosmetics producer S.P.M Corporation (SPM) rebounded 4.92 percent to VND64,000 from VND61,000 the previous day.


Viet Thang Aquafeed Joint Stock Company (VTF) capped its four-day losing streak, rallying 4.9 percent to VND15,000.


Thanh Cong Textile Garment Investment Trading Joint Stock Company (TCM) hiked for four consecutive days, closing up 4.87 percent to VND23,700.


The Hanoi’s HNX-Index slumped 1.77 percent, or 2.15 points, to close at 119.61 points. Nearly 111 million shares changed hands at a value of VND2.26 trillion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index inched up by 0.59 points to 41.93 points this morning. Around 0.3 million shares changed hands at a value of VND3.56 billion as of 11:15 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index wraps week in light note

In Uncategorized on November 27, 2010 at 6:20 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index failed to maintain a strong rising momentum on November 26, added small change as investors dumped shares heavily to book profits.

The gauge of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange inched up 0.02 percent, or 0.09 points, to close at 439.94 points.


Of the measure, 116 stocks advanced, 81 retreated, while 78 remained unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse climbed to the highest level in the past ten trading sessions. Around 45.4 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.07 trillion.


Vietnam Electricity Construction Joint Stock Corporation (VNE) was the most active share in volume with 2.87 million shares traded.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, took the second rank with 1.11 million shares changing hands, followed by Nari Hamico Minerals Joint Stock Company (KSS) with 1.06 million shares.


Viet Nam Active Fund (VFMVFA) jumped the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND8,400.


Nari Hamico Minerals Joint Stock Company (KSS) extended its winning streak to the fourth day, rallying 4.95 percent to VND23,300.


Hamico Group Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSH) moved forward for four consecutive trading sessions, rising 4.92 percent to VND34,100.


Petrovietnam Finance Joint Stock Corporation (PVF) curbed its three straight day winning streak, edging down 4.87 percent to VND21,500.


Newly listed Anvifish Joint Stock Company (AVF) and Beton 6 Corporation (BT6) both sliced another 4.86 percent to trade at VND23,500, and VND68,500.


Transforwarding Warehousing Joint Stock Corporation (TMS) contracted 4.81 percent to trade at VND25,700.


Meanwhile, the northern bourse finished week in low note as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index dipped 0.49 percent, or 0.5 points, to finish at 101.57 points. Trading volume slightly dropped over the previous trading session as around 40.44 million shares were traded at nearly VND727.23 billion.


The UPCoM-Index of the unlisted shares market slightly shrank 0.11 points to 40.54 points. A total of 191,800 shares changed hands at VND2.46 billion in the trading session this morning.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index climbs on bullish sentiment

In Uncategorized on November 25, 2010 at 8:20 am

Movements of VN-Index on November 25. (Photo: vietstock.vn)Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index extended its winning streak to three consecutive days on November 25 as investors regained confidence.

The gauge of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange jumped 1.24 percent, or 5.37 points, to close at 439.85 points.


On the measure, 213 stocks gained, 32 decreased, while 30 remained unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse improved by 10 percent as around 34.2 million shares changed hands at a value of VND691.2 billion, the highest level in the past five trading sessions.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, won the position of most active share in volume with 1.28 million shares changing hands.


It was followed by Transport Engineering Construction & Business Investment Stock Company 584 (NTB) with 1.22 million shares.


Investment and Trading of Real Estate Joint stock Company (ITC) came next with 1.09 million shares traded.


Hoa Sen Group (HSG) and Sao Vang Rubber Joint Stock Company (SRC) both leaped the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND16,800, and VND18,900 respectively.


Vietnam Mechanization Electrification & Construction Joint Stock Company (MCG) and Transport Engineering Construction & Business Investment Stock Company 584 (NTB) both surged 4.96 percent to trade at VND14,800.


Mien Trung Petroleum Construction Joint Stock Company (PXM) gained 4.95 percent to VND10,600.


The newly listed Anvifish Joint Stock Company (AVF) slashed 5 percent to VND24,700 to become the biggest loser on the city bourse today.


Cuu Long Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Corporation (DCL) declined the second day, eroding 4.85 percent to trade at VND31,400.


Tan Binh Import – Export Joint Stock Company (TIX) curbed its winning momentum, dropping 4.84 percent to VND41,300.


Meanwhile, the northern bourse exceeded 100 as the Hanoi-based HNX-Index soared 3.08 percent, or 3.05 points, to finish at 102.07 points. Liquidity on the trading floor climbed to the highest level since the beginning of last week. Around 40.6 million shares were traded at nearly VND672.73 billion.


The UPCoM-Index of the unlisted shares market slightly restored 0.49 points to 40.84 points. A total of 140,000 shares changed hands at VND1.47 billion as of 11:10 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index mounts for second day

In Uncategorized on November 24, 2010 at 8:20 am

Movements of VN-Index on November 24. (Photo:vietstock.vn)The shares of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange advanced the second day on November 24 with support from financial and banking stocks.

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index enhanced 0.85 percent, or 3.67 points, to finish at 434.48 points.


Trading volume slightly improved over the previous session. Around 30.9 million shares worth VND604.28 billion changed hands.


Among the index members, 110 increased, 86 retreated, while 79 were unchanged.


Vietnam Electricity Construction Joint Stock Corporation (VNE) was the most active share in volume with 1.72 million shares changing hands.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) dropped to the second rank with 1.64 million shares.


Gemadept Corporation (GMD) followed with 984,160 shares traded.


Foreign Trade Development and Investment Corporation of Ho Chi Minh City (FDC) and Van Phat Hung Corporation (VPH) both jumped the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND23,100 and VND21,000 respectively.


Investment Commerce Fisheries Corporation (ICF) and Seafood Joint Stock Company No4 (TS4) grew 4.94 percent to VND8,500 and VND17,000 respectively.


Thien Nam Trading Import Export Corporation (TNA) built up 4.92 percent to VND25,600.


Saigon Telecommunication & Technologies Corporation (SGT) eliminated 5 percent to trade at VND22,800.


Construction company Long Hau Corporation (LHG) subsided 4.94 percent to VND44,300.


Shipping company Gemadept Corporation (GMD) shrank 4.9 percent to VND27,200.


Meanwhile, the smaller bourse in the north made a contrast move. The Hanoi’s HNX-Index dipped 0.03 percent, or 0.03 points, to close at 99.02 points. Trading volume reached more than 30 million shares, an approximately VND513.59 billion.


The UPCoM-Index cut 0.3 points to 40.19 points. Around VND1.58 billion were spent on 146,375 shares on the trading floor of unlisted shares this morning.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index recovers to 430

In Uncategorized on November 24, 2010 at 4:54 am

Movements of VN-Index on November 23. (Photo: vietstock.vn)Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rebounded on November 23 thanked to support from blue-chip stocks. However, liquidity on the city bourse remained low.

The gauge of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange strengthened 1.08 percent, or 4.62 points, to close at 430.81 points.


Of the index, 187 stocks advanced, 35dropped, while 53 treaded water.


Trading volume slightly fell over the previous trading session as around 25 million shares changed hands at a value of VND547 billion.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) continued to win the position of most active share in volume with 1.68 million shares changing hands.


Vietnam Export Import Commercial Joint Stock Bank (EIB) followed with 1.25 million shares changed hands.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, came in third with 842,970 shares traded.


Sacom Development and Investment Corporation (SAM) jumped 5 percent to VND16,800.


Construction Joint Stock Company No 5 (SC5) reversed previous loss, adding up 4.95 percent to VND31,800.


Hamico Group Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSH) climbed the first time in eight straight trading sessions, increasing 4.93 percent to VND29,800.


South Logistics Joint Stock Company (STG) tumbled 5.51 percent to VND24,000.


Vien Dong Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (DVD) declined for four consecutive trading sessions, erasing 4.5 percent to trade at VND53,000.


Viet Nhat Seafood Corporation (VNH) extended its losing streak to the fourth day, retreating 4.44 percent to VND8,600.


Meanwhile, the northern bourse also performed well as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index rocketed 1.22 percent, or 1.19 points, to finish at 99.05 points. Trading volume fell by 10 percent over the previous session as around 24.9 million shares were traded at VND428.7 billion.


The UPCoM-Index of the unlisted shares market trimmed 0.1 points to 40.35 points. A total of 292,600 shares changed hands at VND3.2 billion as of 11:15 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index opens week on low note

In Uncategorized on November 22, 2010 at 10:15 am
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