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VN-Index recoils to near 480

In Uncategorized on January 12, 2011 at 7:14 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index dropped the second day, retreating to near 480 points on January 10 as investors lost confidence.

The measure of 276 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange shed 0.27 percent, or 1.31 points, to finish at 480.55 points.


Among the index members, 50 gained, 195 fell, while 36 remained unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse stayed at low level as around 33.8 million shares changed hands at a value of VND790.37 billion this morning.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) led the list of most active shares in volume with 2.39 million shares changing hands.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country largest brokerage, followed with 2.13 million shares.


Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) came next with 1.28 million shares.


Cuong Thuan Investment Corporation (CTI), Hanoi Maritime Holding Company (MHC), and Seafood Joint Stock Company No4 (TS4) all plunged the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND47,500, VND7,600, and VND20,900 respectively.


Duc Long Gia Lai Group Joint Stock Company (DLG) shrank 4.9 percent to VND27,200.


Cadovimex Seafood Import-Export and Processing Joint Stock Company (CAD) fell for the second day, eroding 4.88 percent to VND7,800.


H.A.I Joint Stock Company (HAI) capped its three-consecutive-trading-session losing streak, rebounding 4.94 percent to VND34,000.


Sao Vang Rubber Joint Stock Company (SRC) climbed for three straight days, adding up 4.93 percent to VND29,800.


PAN Pacific Corporation (PAN) advanced 4.69 percent to trade at VND20,100 from VND19,200 the previous trading session.


The smaller bourse in the north collapsed as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index slumped 2.34 percent, or 2.57 points, to close at 107.47 points. Around 31.4 million shares were traded at VND592.51 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index treaded water this morning, remaining at 44.72 points. A total of 189,600 shares changed hands at a value of VND2.87 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index closes week in low note

In Uncategorized on January 8, 2011 at 4:29 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index dropped for the third day on December 24 due to bad news and a lack of support from foreign investors as they stopped trading for the holidays.

Standard & Poor’s downgraded credit rating of Vietnam and some credit institutions in the country. Besides, the Vinashin’s debt of US$60 million had not been resolved.


The measure of 274 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange declined 0.56 percent, or 2.65 points, to close at 472.76 points.


On the index, 89 stocks raised, 120 fell, while 71 were unchanged.


Trading volume significantly reduced over the previous trading session. Around 55.81 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.35 trillion.


Investment and Trading of Real Estate Joint Stock Company (ITC) topped the list of most active shares in volume with 2.55 million shares.


It was followed by Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) with 2.28 million shares traded.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) tagged along with 2.2 million shares.


Petroleum Industrial & Civil Construction Joint Stock Company (PXI) marched south for three straight trading sessions, slumping 11.18 percent to VND15,100. The company will pay dividends to its current shareholders at a ratio of 16 percent on January 10, 2011.


Sieu Thanh Joint Stock Corporation (ST8) shrank 5 percent to trade at VND22,800.


Imexpharm Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (IMP) contracted 4.8 percent to VND59,500.


Ben Tre Aquaproduct Import and Export Joint Stock Company (ABT) and Cadovimex Seafood Import-Export and Processing Joint Stock Company (CAD) both accelerated 5 percent to VND42,000, and VND8,400 respectively.


Long Hau Corporation (LHG) climbed the second day, escalating 4.95 percent to VND42,400.


House Viet Nam Joint Stock Company (NVN) strengthened 4.93 percent to VND21,300.


The smaller bourse in the north also wrapped week in red as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index tripped 0.03 percent, or 0.03 points, to close at 111.19 points. Trading volume sank by 24 percent in volume and 30 percent in value over the previous day as 30.9 million shares worth VND592.8 billion were traded.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index slightly reversed 0.09 points to 41.16 points this morning. A total of 150,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND1.9 billion as of 11:15 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index slightly restores

In Uncategorized on January 8, 2011 at 4:28 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index slightly added up on December 27 as wariness almost drove market to move flatly.

The measure of 275 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange inched up 0.06 percent, or 0.29 points, to close at 473.05 points.


Of the index, 119 stocks gained, 93 dropped, while 68 treaded water.


Trading volume severely fell over the previous trading session. Around 39.24 million shares changed hands at a value of VND975.08 billion, the lowest level in the past one month.


Quoc Cuong Gia Lai Joint Stock Company (QCG) was the most active share in volume with 2.45 million shares.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) followed with 1.58 million shares, tagged along by Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI) with 1.5 million shares.


Ben Thanh Trading & Service Joint Stock Company (BTT) jumped 5 percent to VND27,300.


Hoang Quan Consulting – Trading – Service Real Estate Corporation (HQC) advanced 4.96 percent to VND38,100.


Tay Bac Minerals Investment Joint Stock Company (KTB) rallied 4.9 percent to VND25,700.


Sao Ta Foods Joint Stock Company (FMC) tumbled for three consecutive days, reducing 8.39 percent to VND13,100.


Gia Lai Cane Sugar Thermoelectricity Joint Stock Company (SEC) slashed 5.95 percent to VND25,300.


Viet Thang Aquafeed Joint Stock Company (VTF) retreated 4.9 percent to VND13,600.


The smaller bourse in the north also opened week in green as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index revived 0.22 percent, or 0.24 points, to close at 111.43 points. Trading volume faintly recovered to 36.1 million shares worth VND704.58 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index collapsed 1.21 points to 41.3 points this morning. A total of 279,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND3.8 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index advances second day

In Uncategorized on January 8, 2011 at 4:28 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index rebounded on December 28 thanked to support from financial stocks.

The measure of 275 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange escalated 1.33 percent, or 6.28 points, to finish at 479.33 points.


Among the index members, 199 stocks advanced, 47 slid, while 34 stalled.


Trading volume strongly jumped over the previous trading session. Around 88.91 million shares changed hands at a value of VND2 trillion.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country largest brokerage, won the position of most active share in volume with 4.2 million shares.


It was followed by Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) with 3.36 million shares traded.


Vietnam Mechanization Electrification & Construction Joint Stock Company (MCG) came in third with 2.24 million shares.


Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) strengthened the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND16,800.


Tan Binh Import – Export Joint Stock Company (TIX) increased the third day, gaining 4.96 percent to VND40,200.


Dong A Plastic Group Joint – Stock Company (DAG) emerged 4.94 percent to VND17,000.


Garment company Everpia VietNam Joint Stock Company (EVE) sank 4.98 percent to VND43,900.


South Logistics Joint Stock Company (STG) declined for two consecutive days, giving up 4.84 percent to VND23,600.


Ben Tre Forestry and Aquaproduct Import Export Joint Stock Company (FBT) shed 4.76 percent to VND10,000.


The smaller bourse in the north also performed well as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index rocketed 3.03 percent, or 3.38 points, to close at 114.81 points. Trading volume reached nearly 45 million shares worth VND903 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index inched up 0.34 points to 41.79 points this morning. A total of 200,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND2.1 billion as of 11:15 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index struggles to surpass 480

In Uncategorized on January 8, 2011 at 4:27 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index unexpectedly rebounded, successfully escaped from losing trend on December 30 due to buying demand of foreign investors.

The measure of 275 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange recovered 0.55 percent, or 2.65 points, to finish at 481.4 points.


Among the index members, there were 88 winners, 121 losers, while 71 remained unchanged.


Around 57.06 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.48 trillion on the city bourse this morning.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) won the spot of most active share in volume with 3.28 million shares changing hands.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country largest brokerage, chased after with 1.54 million shares.


Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE) followed with 1.38 million shares.


Hamico Group Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSH), which levitated 4.99 percent to VND37,900, led the list of winners on the southern trading floor.


Phuc Tien Trade Manufacture Joint Stock Company (PHT) shot up 4.93 percent to VND14,900.


Hoang Quan Consulting – Trading – Service Real Estate Corporation (HQC) advanced 4.88 percent to VND38,700.


Vimedimex Medi – Pharma Joint Stock Company (VMD) shrank 4.97 percent to VND28,700.


IDICO Infrastructure Development Investment Joint Stock Company (HTI) extended it losing streak to eight consecutive sessions, erasing 4.96 percent to VND13,400.


Bao Minh Insurance Corporation (BMI) contracted 4.94 percent to VND15,400.


The smaller bourse in the north made a contrast move as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index slid 1.64 percent, or 0.29 points, to close at 112.64 points. Trading volume dropped over the previous session, sinking to 40.9 million shares worth VND833.4 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index rose 0.08 points to 44.98 points this morning. A total of 140,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND1.69 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index slides as support disappears

In Uncategorized on December 24, 2010 at 4:38 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index, which tracks 274 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, failed to protect its good performance on December 22 as investors opted to sell by the end of the trading session.

The gauge pared 0.05 percent, or 0.25 points, to close at 481.53 points.


Among the index members, 61 advanced, 159 retreated, while 59 remained unchanged.


Trading volume slightly dropped over the previous trading session. Around 61.5 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.44 trillion.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) was the most active share in volume with 4.3 million shares traded


It was followed by Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, with 4.14 million shares.


Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) came in third with 2.68 million shares changing hands.


Cuu Long Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Corporation (DCL) sank 6.42 percent to trade at VND33,500. The company will pay dividends for the first term of this year to its current shareholders in cash at a ratio of 10 percent since January 20.


Ocean Group Joint Stock Company (OGC) plunged 5.79 percent to VND24,400. The company will pay dividends for this year in cash at a ratio of 10 percent to its current shareholders since January 6.


Ho Chi Minh City Metal Corporation (HMC) tumbled 5.52 percent to VND15,400. Since January 10, the company will pay dividends to its current shareholders in cash at a ratio of 8 percent.


Binh Thuan Hamico Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSA) capped its four-day losing streak, rallying 4.98 percent to VND48,500.


South Logistics Joint Stock Company (STG) closed up 4.94 percent to VND25,500.


Rang Dong Plastic Joint-Stock Company (RDP) gained 4.86 percent to VND15,100.


The trading floor in the north performed the same sketch as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index slumped 1.1 percent, or 1.27 points, to close at 113.73 points. Trading volume dropped to more than 36 million shares worth VND685.37 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index added up 0.54 points to 41.76 points this morning. A total of 139,120 shares changed hands at a value of VND1.23 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index switches to losing trend

In Uncategorized on December 24, 2010 at 4:38 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index retreated for the second day on December 23 as upbeat sentiment started to fade.

The gauge, which tracks 274 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, plunged 1.27 percent, or 6.12 points, to close at 475.41 points.


Among the index members, 40 increased, 196 declined, while 43 remained unchanged.


Trading volume significantly dropped over the previous trading session. Around 57.22 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.41 trillion.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, took the spot of most active share in volume with 3.42 million shares changing hands.


Furniture producer Quoc Cuong Gia Lai Joint Stock Company (QCG) chased after with 3.12 million shares, followed by Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA)


Sugar producer Société De Bourbon Tay Ninh (SBT) sank for the third day, tumbling 10.39 percent to VND13,800. The company will pay dividends for the first term of this year in cash at a ratio of 10 percent to its current shareholders on January 14.


Techno – Agricultural Supplying Joint Stock Company (TSC) collapsed 5 percent to VND17,100.


IDICO Infrastructure Development Investment Joint Stock Company (HTI) trimmed 4.97 percent to VND17,200.


Materials – Petrolium Joint Stock Company (COM) recovered 4.86 percent to VND36,700.


Becamex Infrastructure Development Joint Stock Company (IJC) put an end to its three-day losing streak, growing 4.84 percent to VND19,500.


Vinpearl Joint Stock Company (VPL) went up for three straight days, gaining 4.8 percent to VND39,300.


The smaller bourse in the north headed for four consecutive days of losses as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index plummeted 1.1 percent, or 2.51 points, to close at 111.22 points. Trading volume slightly improved to 40.7 million shares worth VND843.98 billion.


Meanwhile, the UPCom-Index dipped 0.4 points to 41 points this morning. A total of 243,800 shares changed hands at a value of VND2.11 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index sinks under selling pressure

In Uncategorized on December 21, 2010 at 9:37 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index, which tracks 273 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, stumbled on December 20 as investors dumped shares heavily.

The gauge trimmed 1.44 percent, or 7 points, to close at 478.29 points.


Among the index members, 73 advanced, 155 retreated, while 50 remained unchanged.


Trading volume on the city bourse severely dropped over the previous trading session as around 66.94 million shares worth VND1.55 trillion changed hands.


Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) won the position of most active share by volume with 4.85 million shares changing hands.


It was followed by Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, with 4.44 million shares traded.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) came in third with 4.19 million shares.


Seafood Joint Stock Company No4 (TS4) eliminated 4.96 percent to VND23,000.


Petrovietnam – Idico Long Son Industrial Park Investment Joint Stock Company (PXL) resumed losing trend, contracting 4.92 percent to VND11,600.


Construction Joint Stock Company No5 (SC5) tripped 4.89 percent to VND38,900.


Meanwhile, Nam Viet Corporation (ANV), and Phu Nhuan Jewelry Joint Stock Company (PNJ) edged up the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND14,700 and VND35,700 respectively.


Vien Dong Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (DVD) leaped forward the second day, gaining 4.99 percent to VND40,000.


Sieu Thanh Joint Stock Corporation (ST8) surged 4.98 percent to VND23,200.


The Hanoi’s HNX-Index plunged 2.51 percent, or 3 points, to close at 116.7 points. Trading volume dropped to 47.2 million shares worth VND920.35 billion.


The UPCom-Index slipped by 0.51 points to 40.88 points this morning. A total of 192,164 shares changed hands at a value of VND1.89 billion.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index evades sharp loss

In Uncategorized on December 21, 2010 at 9:36 am

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index successful escaped from losing trend on December 21 as foreign investors increased buying, helping most blue-chip stocks to rebound.

The shares of 274 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange recovered 0.73 percent, or 3.49 points, to close at 481.78 points.


On the benchmark, 134 stocks advanced, 79 dropped, while 66 treaded water.


Trading volume slightly rose over the previous trading session. Around 68.32 million shares changed hands at a value of VND1.69 trillion.


Saigon Securities Inc. (SSI), the country’s largest brokerage, topped the list of most active shares in volume with 5.39 million shares changing hands.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) chased after with 4.85 million shares, followed by Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) with 4.42 million shares traded.


Vien Dong Pharmaceutical Joint Stock Company (DVD), Tay Nguyen Electricity Investment Joint Stock Company (TIC), and Saigon Beverages Joint Stock Company (TRI) all fortified the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent to VND42,000, VND10,500, and VND6,300 respectively.


Traphaco Joint Stock Company (TRA) accelerated the second day, soaring 4.94 percent to VND46,700.


Vinaship Joint Stock Company (VNA) rebounded 4.93 percent to VND14,900.


The newly listed IDICO Infrastructure Development Investment Joint Stock Company (HTI) plunged 5 percent to VND19,000.


Binh Thuan Hamico Mineral Joint Stock Company (KSA) fell for four consecutive days, losing 4.94 percent to VND46,200.


Anvifish Joint Stock Company (AVF) snapped its four-day winning streak, shrinking 4.82 percent to VND21,700.


Meanwhile, the smaller bourse in the north made a contrast move as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index cut 1.46 percent, or 1.7 points, to close at 116.7 points. Trading volume slightly improved over the previous session as around 53.12 million shares changed hands at VND961.4 billion.


The UPCom-Index soared 1 point to 41.87. A total of 200,000 shares changed hands at a value of VND2.7 billion as of 11:05 am local time.

Source: SGGP

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VN-Index crosses 460

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

Vietnam’s benchmark VN-Index, a measure of 270 companies and five mutual funds listed on the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange, continued escalating on December 2 as investors remained in upbeat sentiment.

The gauge emerged 1.52 percent, or 6.93 points, to close at 464.35 points.


Among the index members, 233 advanced, 21 retreated, while 21 remained unmoved.


Trading volume on the city bourse reached nearly 72 million shares worth VND1.54 trillion, the best performance since the end of September.


Saigon Thuong Tin Commercial Bank or Sacombank (STB) was the most active shares in volume with 5.18 million shares changing hands.


Refrigeration Electrical Engineering Corporation (REE) followed with 3.23 million shares, tagged along by Tan Tao Investment Industry Corporation (ITA) with 3.21 million shares traded.


Winners on the southern trading floor included Transport Engineering Construction & Business Investment Stock Company 584 (NTB), Ninh Van Bay Real Estate Joint Stock Company (NVT), Petrolimex International Trading Joint Stock Company (PIT), Sai Gon Beverages Joint Stock Company (TRI), Tan Binh Import – Export Joint Stock Company (TIX), Saigon Machinery Spare Parts Joint Stock Company (SMA), and Manulife Progressive Fund (MAFPF1). They all rocketed the daily maximum allowed limit of 5 percent.


Rangdong Light Source and Vacuum Flask Joint Stock Company (RAL), Southern Rubber Industry Joint Stock Company (CSM) and Construction and Materials Trading Joint Stock Company (CNT) all shot up 4.98 percent to VND21,100, VND29,500, and VND21,100 respectively.


Viet Thang Aquafeed Joint Stock Company (VTF) stumbled 5 percent to VND17,100.


Long Hau Corporation (LHG) fell for the second day, contracting 4.79 percent to VND45,700.


South Logistics Joint Stock Company (STG) lost 4.71 percent to VND24,300.


Meanwhile, the northern trading floor also finished in green as the Hanoi’s HNX-Index strengthened 4.23 percent, or 4.73 points, to close at 116.66 points. Trading volume slightly dropped over the previous day to around 62.7 million shares worth VND1.2 trillion.


The UPCom-Index raised up 1.43 points to 43.53 points this morning. A total of 754,452 shares changed hands at a value of VND6.97 billion.

Source: SGGP