Shares to recover this week as investors seek low-price stocks: analysts
Shares to recover this week as investors seek low-price stocks: analysts
Analysts expect the market's recovery p to expand this week as the group of stocks that have fallen sharply recently started to receive demand by absorbing the low-price stocks.
On the Ho Chi Minh Stock Exchange (HoSE), the market benchmark rose 0.66 per cent, to end Friday at 1,379.23 points.
The index had lost 5.44 per cent last week.
An average of 772.7 million shares were traded on the southern exchange during each session last week, worth VND23.6 trillion (US$1.03 million).
“The market closed the third straight losing week last week with a relatively positive green territory. The trading movement continued to show strong dispute near the price channel of 1,375-1,385 points of VN-Index and recorded a support signal of money flow in this area,” said Viet Dragon Securities Co.
“Notably, the group of stocks that have fallen sharply recently also started to receive demand to absorb the low-price stocks. The market's recovery p may continue in the near future. Therefore, investors could expect the market's recovery p to expand,” it said.
“The buying action needs to be considered more closely about the dynamics of cash flow to buy actively in stocks,” it said.
“The market continued having strong disputes but there were support signals from cash flow. With this movement, the market's recovery may continue in the near future.
“Therefore, investors can expect the recovery p to be expanded, this is also an opportunity to restructure the portfolio in the direction of lowering the risk level,” it said.
“The increasing market liquidity shows that investors are looking for opportunities in the low-price stocks,” said MB Securities Co.
MBS recommends that investors can continue to hold the portfolio and observe market movements at the support zone of 1,350 - 1,370 points. In an optimistic scenario, the market may recover to 1,425 points.
Saigon-Hanoi Securities Joint Stock Company (SHS) said that the market had fallen for the third consecutive week with a decrease of more than nine per cent last week. The nearest time market fell for three consecutive weeks was in July 2021 with a decrease of 10.7 per cent. After that, the market recovered and gained quite positively.
Last week appeared to be relatively negative for the VN-Index as there were four consecutive dropping sessions and only one recovery session at the end of the week. This caused the VN-Index to lose the important technical support level around 1,420 points, said Sai Gon-Ha Noi Securities Co.
“Fortunately, the increased demand around the support level of 1,350 points helped VN-Index narrow the drop,” it said.
SHS believes that the 1,350 points level will be an important area to observe this week, but if this support can be maintained, the market may recover again, with the resistance zone in the range of 1,400 -1,420 points.
Oil and gas stocks had the biggest drop in the past week. Stocks with strong corrections included Viet Nam National Petroleum Group (PLX), moving down 8.4 per cent, Binh Son Refinery (BSR) declining 13.6 per cent, PV Oil (OIL) losing 18.6 per cent, PetroVietnam Drilling and Well Services Corporation (PVD) down 22.8 per cent and PetroVietnam Technical Services Corporation (PVS) down 23.1 per cent.
Steel stocks also fell with Hoa Phat Group (HPG) down 0.9 per cent, Hoa Sen Group (HSG) losing 9 per cent and Nam Kim Group (NKG) falling 12.3 per cent.
Securities stocks were also hit such as VNDirect Securities (VND) down 6.1 per cent, Ho Chi Minh City Securities Company (HCM) down 9.8 per cent, SSI Securities (SSI) down 9.9 per cent.
