How to buy and sell shares in stock market

One of the reasons that caused the VN-Index to drop by more than 31 percent in the first three months of the year was foreign investors’ capital withdrawal which also created strong pressure on the market, especially large-cap stocks. Particularly, foreign investors net sold more than VND10 trillion in the first quarter of this year or a total volume of 543.6 million shares. Their heavy buying in January encouraged several stocks to make a breakthrough, especially before the lunar New Year. However, in February and March, due to the complicated developments of the Covid-19 pandemic, foreign investors continuously net sold. In March alone, they net sold up to VND8.83 trillion, or 430 million shares. … [Read more...] about Foreign investors net sell more than VND10 trillion in Q1

Hand sanitizer is provided free of charge at the venue. Photo: Nhat Thinh / Tuoi Tre Tables and chairs are spaced to make sure customers keep a safe distance from one another. Photo: Hoang An / Tuoi Tre A transaction is made via a long-handle racket at the fresh seafood store. Photo: Nhat Thinh / Tuoi Tre Tables and chairs are spaced to make sure customers keep a safe distance from one another. Photo: Nhat Thinh / Tuoi Tre Like us on Facebook or follow us on Twitter to get the latest news about Vietnam! … [Read more...] about Saigon restaurant spaces chairs, sells seafood with long handles to cope with COVID-19

However, what concerns me most involves bankruptcy risks. First, it is clearer in the case of companies in the aviation, travel, shopping and entertainment industries which are being frozen by social distancing in countries across the globe. However, when these countries take their grips to the next level—canceling festivals, closing national borders and requesting their citizens to stay at home—their entire economies will be frozen. Then it will no longer be a problem of only airlines, cinemas or shopping malls because the manufacturing sector will be affected, too. The current oil price war has heightened the bankruptcy risks of American shale oil companies, which have relied heavily on loans. … [Read more...] about What to do with our money

Having arrived in the provincial town of Bac Ha late on a Friday afternoon, we were positioned perfectly to take advantage of the two markets. Rising before dawn on Saturday, our group of eight photographers set out just as the fog cover was beginning to burn off over the surrounding mountains. It was a manageable, 40-minute drive to the valley where Can Cau Fair was being held. Basing in Bac Ha is much more convenient than the package tours travelling from Sapa, approximately three-hours away. … [Read more...] about Colorful weekend fairs in the north

A recent survey by Nielsen Vietnam and Infocus Mekong Mobile Panel found that the Covid-19 pandemic has had a strong impact on Vietnamese consumer trends. People have reduced the frequency of their visits to supermarkets and grocery stores by 50 percent and to traditional and fresh food markets by more than 60 percent, it found. … [Read more...] about Online shopping surges on Vietnam social distancing campaign