Will money poured into stocks get stronger?

(NLDO) – The cash flow into the stock market on January 15 showed signs of improvement. The market expects this trend to continue.

At the end of the session on January 15, the VN-Index increased by 7 points (+0.58%), closing at 1,236 points.

Vietnamese stocks were green as soon as they opened on January 15. In the morning session, with the pull from large-cap stocks such as MSN and VPB, the green stock color spread positively across a wide area, somewhat improving investors' trading sentiment.

Entering the afternoon session, although the market was shaky, thanks to the supporting cash flow, hundreds of stocks remained green.

Among the 30 large stocks (VN30), 24 codes increased in price such as MSN (+3.3%), VRE (+2.5%), HDB (+2.4%), POW (+2.1%), GVR (+1.6%) ...

At the end of the session, the VN-Index increased by 7 points (+0.58%), closing at 1,236 points.

With the market's upward momentum, green stocks have spread widely. The most prominent are stocks related to public investment. Groups of stocks in banking, steel, food, securities, etc. also have significant green.

According to Rong Viet Securities Company (VDSC), liquidity on January 15 increased compared to the previous session, showing that cash flow has moved to support the market. This move will continue in the coming time.

Therefore, VDSC recommends that investors can expect the market to expand its recovery but still need to closely observe the supply and demand of stocks. Temporarily, they can take advantage of the market's recovery to take short-term profits, or restructure their stock portfolio to minimize risks.

Sharing the same view, VCBS Securities Company directs investors to take advantage of the uptrend to restructure their stock portfolios. In particular, stock "players" should not chase stocks that are in a strong uptrend, but can hold stocks of businesses with development prospects in 2025.

Source: https://nld.com.vn/chung-khoan-ngay-16-1-tien-don-vao-co-phieu-se-manh-len-196250115173838366.htm