Stock market still faces risk of correction

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Stock liquidity increased in the context of VN-Index retesting the support level, showing that demand tends to gradually strengthen.

In yesterday's trading session (September 14), VN-Index closed down for the second consecutive session. Selling pressure spread to many industry groups in the context of investors worried about inflation and interest rates tending to increase in the world. Matched order volume increased more than the last session of the week and exceeded nearly 26% compared to the 20-session average.

According to nhận định from TPS Securities Company (CTCK), liquidity tends to decrease in the recent upward trend but increases suddenly when the market adjusts strongly, showing that the upward structure is not really sustainable and distribution pressure is present. This diễn biến is even more noteworthy in the context of high interest rates and the market being affected simultaneously by many macroeconomic variables, making investors' psychology more sensitive to unfavorable information.

The 1.755 point zone is the next noteworthy support. Further, the August bottom around 1.715 points may be tested if selling pressure continues to increase," experts from TPS Securities Company predicted.

Kafi Securities also believes that in the coming sessions, the market is likely to continue to fluctuate and test supply and demand at the new support zone around 1,770-1,780 points, and may also open up technical recovery phases towards testing the short-term resistance zone around 1,820 points. The key factor to confirm sustainable recovery momentum is that cash flow demand must continue to maintain good liquidity and spread more evenly between industry groups. Investors should maintain a reasonable proportion, limit chasing purchases and prioritize stocks with relative strength; can disburse partially at the support base when liquidity and demand improve.

According to the assessment of MBS Securities Company, the market currently has no supporting momentum in the short term. Notably, despite receiving news supporting market upgrades, liquidity has returned to the lowest level since the beginning of the year, showing that investors have little expectation of the market having "waves" and even more reason to "wait" for stronger support measures. MBS believes that VN-Index currently has a short-term support zone around 1,770-1,780 points. In a more cautious scenario, the next support zone is determined at 1,680-1,700 points.

MBS also noted the differentiation between the diễn biến of the index and each stock group. Therefore, in the short term, the diễn biến riêng of each stock and the ability to hold technical support zones may be more important than just looking at the fluctuations of VN-Index.

In the context of strong market fluctuations, the recommendation for investors is to prioritize risk management, specifically to continue to closely monitor market developments to have timely responses, and at the same time review the portfolio and resolutely restructure, especially for positions that have reached the loss-cutting threshold. Preserving purchasing power and maintaining a stable mentality in the current context will help investors better take advantage of market recovery to restructure their portfolios as well as seek short-term profits.

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