With securities firms now allowed to increase their total liabilities to serve the increasing number of customers, the Vietnamese market has never been more active.

Shares dropped on Tuesday as investors dumped stocks in the 'Vin' family, weighing down the overall stock market.

Shares dropped on Tuesday morning due to strong profit-taking weighing on banking stocks.

Vietnamese shares dropped on Monday, weighed down by market heavyweights as profit-taking pressure increased significantly towards the closing minutes of trading.

Shares ended Monday morning on a negative note due to strong profit-taking weighing down on steel stocks.

The market hit new highs last week with the liquidity exceeding VND1 billion each session. Analysts from securities firms expect strong and stable investment cash flows will continue to elevate the market this week, but it might not have more room to rise higher.

The market finished higher in the last trading session of the week as large-cap stocks gained points, while foreign investors net sold large values on both exchanges.

Shares rose on Friday morning, reversing course boosted by bank stocks and securities' stocks.