Securities Commission requires close monitoring of stocks that increase and decrease sharply

(Dan Tri) - The State Securities Commission requires increased monitoring of stock transactions with sharp increases or decreases.

The State Securities Commission (SSC) has just issued an official dispatch requesting that exchanges closely monitor stocks with sharp increases or decreases. In case of identifying signs of unusual trading, the exchanges must analyze, evaluate, propose a solution and report.

Securities companies need to closely monitor the compliance with the law of individuals and organizations that are their customers when trading securities. In case of detecting transactions with signs of violations, companies need to report to the Stock Exchange and SSC for handling.

The above requests were made when the stock market was experiencing strong fluctuations in terms of indexes and trading volume. Since last week, the VN-Index has fluctuated with an amplitude of more than 100 points. At times, the index fell close to the 1,480 point mark, then skyrocketed to the 1,580 point mark.

The stock market on August 5 recorded record liquidity on both HoSE and HNX. The total transaction value reached about VND83,830 billion, considered the highest ever. Most recently, the trading session considered impressive at the end of July also recorded liquidity of only nearly VND63,300 billion.

The SSC requires securities companies to strengthen management and supervision so that employees and practitioners do not entice or invite people to participate in illegal investment consulting forums and groups. In addition, this group is also not allowed to invite customers to buy and sell securities, provide false information, or mislead customers.

The State Securities Commission has just issued an official dispatch requesting that the Stock Exchanges closely monitor stocks with sharp increases or decreases (Photo: Manh Quan).

According to statistics from the Vietnam Securities Depository (VSD), the market recorded 226,341 new trading accounts opened in July.

In the past month, domestic individual investors opened 225,989 more trading accounts, bringing the total number of trading accounts of this group of investors to more than 10.4 million accounts, accounting for 99.3% of the entire market. In the past 7 months, the market has nearly 1.2 million more accounts, most of which belong to individual investors.

According to the Stock Market Development Strategy to 2030 approved at the end of 2023, Vietnam aims to reach 9 million investor securities trading accounts in the market by 2025 and 11 million accounts by 2030. However, the target by 2025 was completed 2 months early.

Source: https://dantri.com.vn/kinh-doanh/uy-ban-chung-khoan-yeu-cau-giam-sat-chat-cac-co-phieu-tang-giam-manh-20250807000648273.htm