SPECIALIZED REPORT: “THE AI REVOLUTION AND THE FUTURE OF THE STOCK MARKET”
In the context of strong globalization and digital transformation, artificial intelligence (AI) is becoming a revolutionary force reshaping the structure and operation of the stock market. The application of AI not only enhances efficiency in market analysis and forecasting but also creates new opportunities for the development of brokerage and securities investment.
To equip students with modern foundational knowledge, up‑to‑date technology trends, and career orientation aligned with the digital age, at 08:00 on 07/09/2025 the Institute of Finance & Banking Technology organized a specialized report on the stock market themed: “The AI Revolution and the Future of the Stock Market.”
Photo 1: Speaker of the specialized report, Mr. Tran Dinh Thanh – Head of Securities Brokerage, Vietnam Securities Corporation.
The session was honored to have Mr. Tran Dinh Thanh – Head of Securities Brokerage, Vietnam Securities Corporation. With many years of experience in brokerage, analysis, and technology application in securities investment, he delivered in‑depth, timely information and clear career orientation for students, specifically including:
An overall analysis of the stock market amid digital‑technology development, highlighting broad impacts from Big Data, Algorithmic Trading, automated brokerage processes, and significant changes in investor behavior.
An introduction to AI platforms such as Qwen AI, GLM‑4.5, and DeepSeek for data aggregation, strategy building and recommendation, as well as back‑testing trading ideas. In addition, specialized tools such as Telegram bots or AI technical‑analysis modules helped learners visualize how to apply these in practice.
In this trend, data‑analysis capability, digital risk management, algorithmic thinking, and professional ethics become core standards to be equipped. A balanced combination of domain knowledge and technology skills forms a solid foundation to meet labor‑market demands. Introducing connection channels—such as the Securities‑industry community fanpage and AI‑based learning platforms founded by Mr. Thanh—also helps broaden spaces for sharing materials, experience, and practice opportunities for learners.
Photo 2: Illustration of the DeepSeek platform interface, with cost and usage‑frequency statistics for data analysis.
Photo 3: Qwen AI interface analyzing a Head‑and‑Shoulders candlestick pattern in stock trading.
Photo 4: GLM‑4.5 interface applying AI to analyze financial statements and corporate outlook.
Photo 5: IFBT lecturers and students interact with the expert.
Also at the session, students actively discussed with the speaker topics such as the potential and limits of AI in investment analysis, ethics in AI use, career strategies in brokerage, and the skills required in the near future. The speaker’s insightful, practice‑based answers helped students consolidate knowledge, broaden thinking, and set concrete directions for study and future careers.
MSc. Do Manh Thang, Banking Department – Institute of Finance & Banking Technology