Technically. In the trading session on June 15, 2021, VN-Index had the 3rd consecutive gaining session. However, the index created a candle with a small body when testing the adjacent old peak, showing the struggling sentiment of investors. Besides, the trading volume is close to the 20-day average. The Stochastic Oscillator has given a buy signal. The MACD is approaching the signal line. If this indicator also shows similar signal, the index’s situation will be better. The zone of 1,390-1,410 points (100% Fibonacci Projection level) will still be the target that the index is aiming for. In case the index suddenly corrects, the short-term uptrend line (starting from January 2021) will be the nearest support. The Middle Band is also near this support so the reliability is quite high. The HNX-Index created a small-body candle, showing investors’ hesitation. The trading volume dropped again (below the 20-day average) showing the cautious sentiment of investors. If the uptrend is maintained, the index is likely to test 330-340 points (100% Fibonacci Projection level). The Stochastic Oscillator has bought, thereby supporting this possibility. On the contrary, 290-300 points (the old peak of April 2021 was surpassed and the 50-day SMA) will be an important support if the index shakes strongly again. Returning to the session, HOSE had 183 gainers and 198 losers, VN-Index gained 5.64 points (equivalent to 0.41%), to 1,367.36 points. The total trading volume reached more than 730.94 million units, worth 24,425.3 billion dong, down nearly 6% in volume and more than 3% in value compared to yesterday. The put-through transaction contributed more than 24.37 million units, worth 1,241.4 billion dong. The VN30 basket had 12 gainers and 15 losers, with BID, MBB, and KDH standing for reference, with the notable point being that the trio of Vin stocks all inched up, in which, VRE +2.8% to 32,850 dong, VHM +2.5% to 112,600 dong, VIC +1.4% to 121,700 dong. Relatively good gains were also REE +2.5% to 56,900 dong, BVH +2% to 61,200 dong, HDB +1.9% to 34,750 dong, while VNM, NVL, VCB, VJC, PDR, TCH increased slightly. On the contrary, VPB was suddenly sold strongly again in the afternoon session and at one point fell to the floor price, before closing -6.2% at 66,500 dong, becoming the biggest drag on the market. Liquidity this session VPB led HOSE with more than 37.8 million matched units. Bank codes that fell deeply had SBT down 3.8% to 20,500 dong. The rest decreased slightly like MSN, HPG, PLX, TCB, TPB, CTG, GAS, MWG. Besides some highly liquid bluechips such as VPB, STB, MBB, HPG, CTG, PLX, the rest are mostly Midcap stocks. In which, stocks of real estate, construction, and industrial parks such as KBC, D2D and HCD hit the ceiling price, SCR increased by 5.7% to 12,150 dong, HBC increased by 3.3% to 15,700 dong. , DIG increased by 2.7% to 26,200 dong, SZC increased by 4.9% to 40,900 dong, IJC increased by 2.2% to 33,000 dong, in which, KBC suddenly matched orders with more than 20.8 million shares. Securities companies still maintained their attraction with FTS most prominently increasing by 7% to 34,500 dong, HCM by 6.5% to 44,900 dong, VCI by 4.1% to 102,000 dong, APG increased by 4% to 11,650 VND. In contrast, TSC dropped to the floor price at 12,850 dong, matched more than 6.11 million shares, related stock FIT dropped 2.9% to 14,950 dong, LPB took profit strongly and fell 5.5% to 29,000 dong, PVD dropped 2% to 22,450 dong, ANV fell 4.6% to 28,800 dong. On the HNX, the HNX-Index gradually inched up in the afternoon session, but with the extension of the falling momentum of SHB, it strongly influenced this index, causing another drop to reference and closing in the red. At the close, HNX had 73 gainers and 116 losers, HNX-Index decreased by 0.72 points (equivalent to 0.22%), to 318.29 points. Total matched volume reached more than 152.9 million units, worth 4,134.4 billion dong. The put-through transaction added more than 72.6 million units, worth more than 2,270 billion dong. SHB plummeted 4.1% to 28,000 dong, matched orders of more than 31.3 million units, the highest on HNX. Besides, PVS dropped 2% to VND 28,700, BVS dropped 1.7% to VND 28,800, PVI dropped 2.5% to VND 43,700, CEO dropped 1.9% to VND 10,200, and many other losers at TNG , PVC, HUT, ART, TVB, VCS. Creating great support was SHS up 5.6% to 43,200 dong, matched only after SHB with more than 17.4 million units, VND 2.8% up to 44,700 dong, PAN up 1.5% to 27,300 dong. when BSI, MBS only inched slightly. In particular, IDC shares jumped to the ceiling price of +9.7% to 39,400 dong, matched more than 11.4 million shares. Closing the session, UpCoM-Index increased by 0.05 points (equivalent to 0.05%), to 88.87 points. Total matched volume reached more than 71.6 million units, worth 1,304.1 billion dong. The put-through transaction added more than 16.5 million units, worth 386.8 billion dong. In the absence of supporting information like the present, the probability of the index correcting down in the next few sessions before short-term profit-taking pressure is still significant, however, today’s positive movement showed that the index has dropped. There is a certain improvement in the general expectation of investors about the overall outlook of the market. Temporary investors should only consider disbursing exploration with a small proportion when the index is still around the threshold of 1,370 points and should not use leverage. The current goal is still to gradually accumulate stocks that maintain positive growth potential in the second half of 2021 for the medium-long-term portfolio.

At a barber shop in Liverpool, customers flock in droves, making the barbers never rest their hands. The pubs, entertainment areas, parks, and gyms were full of people after more than 3 months of being in silence because of the blockade. “I felt like I was released from prison” Says Kate Asani, a London resident. While Asani was chatting with friends in the afternoon sun at Kilburn pub, the Indian Ministry of Health announced the country had 168,912 new cases. April 12 is also the day when India “regained” the position of the second translation area in the world from Brazil. In a row after that, the number of new cases of the South Asian country in turn pushed the record of the previous days. Currently, India is struggling with the biggest medical crisis in the world and doesn’t know when to stop. The number of cases of COVID-19 in India is still growing rapidly. (Photo: NYT) Contrast picture The contrast between rich countries with oversupply of vaccines and poor countries, short of breath in the vaccine race is becoming clearer than ever. In the early days of May, the US airports were getting ready for a summer that promises to be very bustling when tourists fly back. After a period of closing most stores for COVID-19, Philadelphia International Airport is planning a reopening of 185 food, beverage and retail stores. Jim Tyrell, Philadelphia Airport’s Chief of Revenue, says not only are stores resuming operations, but customers are shopping at the airport more than ever before. Currently, Americans who have the COVID-19 vaccine can fly to many places, including Europe. People who have received the two-dose vaccination can go to a public place without wearing a mask. Major cities in the US have also recently been voiced about reopening. New York officials on May 3 announced plans to “fully open” the city from July 1 to after more than a year of closing due to translation. In Europe in late April, a number of countries began to gradually loosen blockade measures. On April 22, the Finnish Prime Minister’s Office announced the roadmap to reopen the country until August. Accordingly, restrictions on sports and entertainment activities for young people will be gradually lifted from April. The library and museum will reopen in May. The ban on gathering of 10 or more people during outdoor events will be lifted in July and indoor events can start from May. 8. In early May, France eased travel restrictions across the country before allowing businesses, culture and sports facilities to resume phased in from the middle of this month. At the same time, Greece has allowed restaurants to reopen after long closings. Part of the reason that the US, France or the Netherlands confidently chart the reopening route is due to their abundant vaccine inventory. In most developing countries, vaccine orders soared to billions of doses. The number of cases of COVID-19 in this country is also on the decline, people are ready for the upcoming summer vacation. The British danced in celebration as the blockade was eased. (Image: Reuters) Whereas in many developing countries, the virus is still raging, sometimes out of control. Immunization delay due to a shortage of supplies makes these countries unable to protect the most vulnerable. “We are living in a state of inability to defend at all levels” Said Victor Guevara, 72, from Honduras. In many countries, people of his age have priority to be vaccinated, Guevara said. Guevara’s relatives in Houston (USA) have also been vaccinated. But he and many Hondurans still don’t know when he will be on the vaccination list. Honduras – a Central American country with about 10 million people has only injected 59,000 doses. Nepal – India’s neighbor is struggling to cope with the new epidemic wave. Two major state hospitals in the capital, Kathmandu, are facing a serious risk of hypoxia. The Ministry of Health of Nepal acknowledges that the sudden increase in the number of COVID-19 cases in the country is beyond the capabilities of the health system. “Hospitals have almost run out of beds so the situation is difficult to control”, Nepal’s Ministry of Health said. Similar to India, many corpses of patients with COVID-19 in Nepal have to be cremated outdoors due to overloaded cremation centers and crematoria. In Bangladesh – another neighboring country of India, the government of this country is forced to extend the blockade measures when the disease progresses seriously. The number of deaths in the capital Dhaka increased sharply in recent days, making Rayerbazar – the cemetery for the burial of patients with COVID-19 in this city increasingly narrow. Jasimuddin – the custodian of Rayerbazar said that every day he and others had to prepare in advance for the grave for 15 to 20 bodies. Although starting at the beginning of February, Bangladesh’s immunization campaign is still extremely slow. Those who are lucky enough to get their first shot are not sure when they will get their second shot. In African countries, the COVID-19 mortality rate is rising sharply. Kenya recorded an increase in the number of deaths compared to January of 674%. This rate in Djibouti is 550%. Experts in Africa warn that the crisis in India will soon spread across the black continent. “We don’t have enough medical staff, we don’t have enough oxygen”, Said John Nkengasong, director of the African Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Last week, Brazil became the second country to cross the 400,000 COVID-19 death mark after the US. A shocking statistic in mid-April showed that every minute three Brazilians died of COVID-19. South America – the region is home to 5.5% of the world’s population accounts for 32% of all deaths from the epidemic. “What’s happening is a disaster”, Argentina’s Health Minister Carla Vizzotti said. In India, COVID-19 is still raging, the number of people infected with COVID-19 is still growing rapidly. Due to a shortage of hospital beds, people in the country die in hospital corridors, on roads, in their homes. Parking lots turned into places of cremation. This picture is too much in contrast to the relaxation and freedom in countries with superior immunization rates such as the UK or the US.