The stock market bulletin records notable developments, providing investors with multi-dimensional information about trends and growth potential. Below is a summary of some of the highlights and analysis of the market situation in the form of a bulletin.
Dat Xanh (DXG): Leaders and major shareholders continuously divest capital after a series of strong price increases
(Financial Market) – Dat Xanh Group Corporation (HoSE: DXG) has recently recorded many selling transactions from leaders and major shareholders, in the context of a sharp increase in stock price of 112.2% from April 9 to September 5, from VND10,510 to VND22,300/share.
- Signal: Positive
- Impact on: JSC, DXG, DXS
- Comment: The divestment of capital by leaders and major shareholders after a period of strong price increases can be understood as a natural profit-taking action. However, this can also create short-term selling pressure, causing the price of DXG shares and related codes such as DXS to adjust. Investors need to closely monitor trading developments and volume to assess whether this is a signal of a technical correction or a change in trend. Opportunities may arise if prices adjust to more attractive levels, but it is necessary to manage risks closely by setting clear stop-loss points.
VN-Index “fell” 42 points, banking and securities stocks simultaneously fell deeply
(Financial market) – The stock market session on September 6 witnessed a strong shock when VN-Index evaporated 42.44 points, equivalent to 2,55%, closing at 1,624.53 points.
- Signal: Neutral
- Impact on:
- Comment: VN-Index dropped sharply by 42 points with the sharp decline of banking and securities groups, showing that the pressure to sell profit is increasing widely. This is a signal that the market may enter a short-term correction phase after a series of increases. Investors should prioritize risk management, consider reducing the proportion of stocks in industries that have increased rapidly and wait for clearer signs of recovery. However, this adjustment may also open up accumulation opportunities for stocks with good fundamentals at more attractive prices in the medium and long term.
Business news: Horizon lost 90 billion VND in the first half of 2025
(Financial Market) – Business news highlights a series of highlights: a project in Nha Trang accumulated loss of over 88 billion VND, debt payable of over 5,365 billion VND; Horizon lost 90 billion VND in the first half of 2025, debt payable decreased by nearly 50%; LPBank mobilized 1,500 billion VND from the 4th bond lot in 2025.
- Signal: Neutral
- Impact on: TTC
- Comment: Information about Horizon's losses and large liabilities needs to be carefully assessed for potential impacts on the market and stakeholders. For LPBank, the successful bond raising shows that the bank's access to capital is still good, which can support business operations and credit growth. Investors need to carefully review the financial statements of these businesses to assess their financial health and long-term growth potential. Allocating capital to businesses with clear and transparent business results is a recommended strategy to minimize risks.
HoSE transfers Thuduc House shares from controlled to warning status
(Financial Market) – Ho Chi Minh City Stock Exchange (HoSE) has just decided to transfer shares of Thu Duc Housing Development Joint Stock Company (stock code: TDH) from control to warning status, effective from September 8, 2025.
- Signal: Neutral
- Impact on: TDH
- Comment: TDH's move from the control status to the warning status is an improvement, showing that HoSE has recognized the efforts or positive changes from the business. This can help TDH shares have better liquidity and reduce psychological pressure for investors. However, the stock is still in the warning status, meaning it still has certain potential risks. Investors should continue to closely monitor TDH's business situation, public information and recovery roadmap before making any investment decisions, prioritizing risk management by investing with a small proportion and having a clear stop loss point.
The State Securities Commission fined a series of securities companies for violations, totaling nearly 940 million VND.
(Financial Market) – The State Securities Commission (SSC) has just announced a series of decisions to impose administrative sanctions on a number of securities companies for failing to comply with regulations in business and governance activities.
- Signal: Neutral
- Impact on: DXG
- Comment: The SSC’s sanctioning of securities companies demonstrates the regulator’s commitment to maintaining market transparency and health. While this is neutral news in terms of the general market, it highlights the importance of regulatory compliance and may impact the reputation and operations of sanctioned securities companies. For investors, this reinforces confidence in market management but is also a reminder to choose reputable brokerage partners. Risks may arise if these violations affect the ability of securities companies to operate, disrupting investors’ transactions.
The stock market news bulletin aims to provide investors with an overview, while emphasizing the importance of careful analysis before making investment decisions. Following market news from HVA The provision will help investors seize opportunities from short-term fluctuations and adjust their portfolios in line with market trends.
