VFS Director of Analysis: Formation of Bottom Signal, VN-Index Expected to Resume "Policy Wave"
CafeF • 05/30/2026
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Experts at VFS believe the current market has the potential to continue the "policy wave" that formed in 2025, rather than a completely new wave. The market is showing signs of forming a bottom, which will help expectations for the VN-Index to reconnect with the "policy wave".
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Background & Analysis Scope
- Warning of the possibility of the market continuing the "policy wave" formed in 2025.
- Analysis scope focuses on the bottom signal and the potential reconnection of the "policy wave" of the VN-Index.
- Mechanism of Action:
- The market's bottom signal may help to form the expectation of reconnecting the "policy wave".
- The degree of surprise of the news can be evaluated based on the certainty of the "policy wave" formed in 2025.
Beneficiary or Pressured Industry/Stock
- Stocks that may benefit from the bottom signal and the potential reconnection of the "policy wave".
- Follow stocks in the finance, securities, and related industries groups.
Risks to watch
- Risk of the market not continuing the "policy wave" formed in 2025.
- Risk of the degree of surprise of the news and its potential impact on the market.
- Short-term Timeframe:
- The short-term timeframe may focus on the bottom signal and the potential reconnection of the "policy wave" within the next 1-2 weeks.
- Follow the market's developments and related factors to adjust the investment strategy.
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Experts believe the current market is more likely to be a continuation of the "policy wave" that formed in 2025, rather than a completely new wave.