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Release Time: 10:00, November 13, 2025
Publisher: Mr. Leon

MARKET OVERVIEW

1. Stock Market

– Vietnam Market:
The market showed a strong recovery, breaking above the 1,620 level with improved liquidity — indicating cooling supply pressure and supportive inflows stabilizing the uptrend. Regaining 1,620 helps the VN-Index negate prior bearish signals and opens room to retest the MA(20) near 1,657. The 1,600–1,620 zone now acts as key support. Short-term sideways movement near MA(20) is expected, but sustained inflows may trigger a new upward wave.

– U.S. Market:
On November 12, U.S. markets showed mixed movements: the Dow Jones Industrial Average rose +0.68% to 48,254.82, marking a second consecutive record close. The S&P 500 gained a modest +0.06% to 6,850.92, while the Nasdaq Composite dipped −0.26% to 23,406.46 as major tech stocks faced selling pressure.

2. Forex

• USD/JPY: Short-term bearish trend, potential sell opportunities. Daily resistance: 155.000

• GBP/USD: Short-term bullish trend, potential buy opportunities. Daily support: 1.31100

3. Gold:
Gold prices continue to hold firm around $4,200/oz, reflecting a strong defensive sentiment as investors await clearer signals from U.S. monetary policy. The 4,200–4,300 range remains key support; a breakout above 4,300 could trigger a new rally.

4. Oil:

• XTI/USD: Uptrend continues, daily support at 59.60

5. Bitcoin:
After breaking above $104,000, Bitcoin is consolidating due to short-term profit-taking. However, price structure remains bullish as long as 103,000–104,000 holds. The 106,000 level remains the next short-term target.

RECOMMENDATIONS

1. USD/JPY:
   Sell at 154.650, stop loss 155.050, take profit 153.850
   
   

2. HPG:
   Buy HPG (13/11/2025) at 26,700–27,100 VND,
   Target 1: 28,500, Target 2: 30,500, Stop loss: 25,800 VND
   
   

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DISCLAIMER

• The above analysis represents only the personal view of analyst Leon (Lotus) and should not be considered investment advice.

• Lotus provides trading technical analysis and education only.

• Lotus does not represent any brokerage or asset management company.

• Lotus does not manage client funds.