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VNINDEX 23/09/2026: Continuing to fluctuate in the range of 1,790–1,830 points

EASY STOCK · Technical Analysis Daily Report
Session: 23/09/2026 VN-Index: 1,801.65 (-15.28 / -0.84%) TA Score: 4/10

⏱ 30-SECOND SUMMARY

  • VN-Index reversed downward by 15.28 points immediately after yesterday’s breakout, closing precisely at the day’s low — the “strong gain then reversal” pattern continues for the third time this month.
  • According to public records, VIC reversed course in this session and was the main resistance, while foreign investors continued net selling — the small-bodied candle formed shows investor hesitation as the index tested the SMA100 zone.
  • Market breadth weakened (gain/loss ratio 0.73) but not yet at panic levels — the percentage of stocks above MA20 remained roughly flat, showing selling pressure has not spread as drastically as on 21/09.
  • Bright spot: both DHC and DCM continue the positive trend tracked for many sessions, with DHC reaching a new 52-week high accompanied by clear volume confirmation — markedly different from the ambiguous signals seen previously.
STEP 1 VN-Index Context & Overall Market Trend

VN-Index closed the 23/09/2026 session at 1,801.65 points, down 15.28 points (-0.84%), closing precisely at the day’s low. This is the third reversal session in a series of “strong gain–reversal” pairs that have repeated in September (18→21/09 and now 22→23/09), showing that the market remains in a choppy state with no clear trend formation.

MA20
1,815.8
MA50
1,774.7
MA150
1,797.4
MA200
1,794.4
RSI (14)
50.1
MACD Hist.
-2.74
ATR (14)
28.0 pts
52-Week Low/High
1,578.4 – 1,933.1

The closing price is now below MA20 but still above MA150 and MA200. MACD Histogram continues to widen at negative territory (-2.74), indicating short-term momentum has not yet improved. According to observations from domestic analysts, the morning session formed a small-bodied candle (doji pattern) while testing the SMA100 zone (around 1,812–1,822 points) — reflecting clear investor hesitation.

In simple terms: The market this month is like a bouncing ball in a narrow room — it hits the ceiling (resistance) and falls, then hits the floor (support) and bounces up, but remains trapped within that same room with no clear direction of escape.

HOSE Market Breadth — Last 3 Sessions

Session% Stocks Above MA20% Stocks Above MA50% Stocks Above MA200Advance/DeclineA/D Ratio
21/09/202630.7%36.3%24.5%105 / 2030.52
22/09/202634.8%37.8%26.8%163 / 1241.31
23/09/202634.9%38.7%25.5%126 / 1720.73
Bottom line: Breadth weakened, but the percentage of stocks above MA20 remained nearly flat — indicating this is a controlled pullback, not the broad-based selling panic seen on 21/09. The market continues to trade within the choppy range of 1,790–1,830 points.
STEP 5 Control Panel — VN-Index
4/10
TA Score — Weak momentum, down from yesterday (5/10)
MACD continues to weaken and closed at the day’s low — a negative factor — but the breadth of selling pressure remains limited, so no high-alert warning yet.
ItemDetails
Reference Support Zone1,790 – 1,797 points (MA150/MA200 cluster)
Reference Resistance Zone1,816 – 1,830 points
TA Score4/10 — Weak momentum
📌 On-Request Update: DHC, DCM

Both stocks have been tracked by EasyStock previously (DHC from 08–10/09 and 14/09; DCM from 15/09). Today’s performance is additional positive evidence worth noting for both.

DHC — Dong Hai Ben Tre New 52-week high, volume confirmed

Close: 38.80 thousand VND, +4.58% · TT Score: 8/8 · RS Rating: 95 (from 93–94)
MetricValue
Session Range 23/09Open 37.30 → High 39.15 (new 52-week high) → Close 38.80 (85.1% — near day’s high)
Volume 23/09774.8 thousand shares — nearly double the 20-session average (414.1k), the highest in many sessions
RSI(14)68.1 — positive, not yet overheated
Hypothesis Revision The 09/09 report noted DHC reached a 52-week high with volume surge but closed weakly — a signal close to Upthrust requiring caution. Today’s performance is markedly different: this new 52-week high comes with strong close (85.1%) and solid volume confirmation — a Sign of Strength signal far more convincing, showing DHC’s bullish structure has solidified significantly compared to two weeks ago.

DCM — Ca Mau Fertilizer Steady improvement continues

Close: 34.50 thousand VND, +1.62% · TT Score: 2/8 (unchanged) · RS Rating: 49 (from 35)
MetricValue
Session Range 23/09Open 33.95 → High/Close 34.50 (100% — closed at day’s high)
Trend from 17/0932.80 → 33.05 → 33.70 → 33.95 → 34.50 — steady gains for 5 consecutive sessions

DCM continues the stable uptrend documented in the previous report, with RS Rating improving significantly from 35 to 49. The Trend Template structure remains low (2/8) since price is still well below MA150/MA200, but short to intermediate-term momentum is improving clearly and consistently.

Bottom line: Both stocks continue the positive momentum documented in previous reports — especially DHC, which has “corrected” the ambiguous Upthrust signal from two weeks ago with a new high accompanied by solid volume confirmation. This exemplifies the value of tracking a stock over multiple sessions rather than making a one-time assessment.
📰 Market Developments from Public Sources

The data below is compiled from public sources to cross-reference context and does not constitute and does not replace the technical analysis in the sections above.

According to observations from market watchers during this session, VIC reversed course and was a significant resistance force on the index, while foreign investors continued net selling, concentrated in VPB, ACB, FPT, VHM, VCB. Net buying interest was thin, notable only in VPI, TPB, GEE, TCB. Source: Vietstock (Market Pulse), 23/09/2026.
On the technical front, domestic analysts noted that the 23/09 morning session formed a small-bodied candle reflecting investor hesitation, as the index tested the SMA100 zone (around 1,812–1,822 points) and MACD continued to weaken after crossing below the signal line. Source: Vietstock, 23/09/2026.

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