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Foreigners post net sale of nearly 18.3b dong of STB share`

Written by Dailynews.vn Wednesday, 14 December 2011 20:16

In the trading session on December 13, on Hochiminh Stock Exchange (STC), foreign investors continued net sales of nearly 747,000 units worth nearly 11.7 billion dong, rising nearly 29 percent compared to over 9.1 billion dong in the previous trading session. STB continued to post the strongest net sale in both volume and value with over 1.2 million units for nearly 18.3 billion dong, down 17 percent compared to over 22.1 billion dong in the previous trading session. The runners-up were CTG with nearly 12 billion dong, DIG over 7.2 billion dong, DPM (over 3.7 billion dong), BVH (over 3.2 billion dong), MSN (over 2.6 billion dong) and it was less than 1.4 billion dong for remaining shares. Conversely, REE posted the strongest net purchase in volume with nearly 478,000 units while FPT reported the highest net purchase in value with eight billion dong, down over 1 percent against over 8.1 billion dong in the previous trading session. It was followed by REE, VIC, VCB, HAG and KBC with value of from 3, 4 and 5.5 billion dong and it was less than 2.7 billion dong for the others. On Hanoi Stock Exchange (HNX), foreigners returned to net purchase of over 148,000 units worth nearly 2.1 billion dong. In the previous trading session, foreign players posted net sales of nearly 25,000 units worth over 31 million dong. PVX continued to post the strongest net purchase in volume with nearly 137,000 units while DBC posted the biggest net purchase in value with over 1.5 billion dong. Following DBC was PVX with over 1.1 billion dong, ICG (over 994 million dong), PVS (over 576 million dong) and it was below 203 million dong for the others. Conversely, VND posted the strongest net sale in both volume and value with 83,000 units for nearly 820 million dong. The runners-up were SCR, VGS, PVI, VNF and HBS with value of from 222 million dong to 531 million dong and it was negligible for the remainders.

Source: www.intellasia.net/news/articles/stock_market/111350793.shtml