Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[august49] 09/5/2024 19:22

That makes more sense.
Thank you PJ

[pj fozzie] 09/5/2024 17:22

Have no idea what you're not seeing as I don't know which bits you are, however, this site might help you see a more complete dividend picture:

Cheers,
PJ

[august49] 09/5/2024 16:05

Sorry if this seems a simple question but can somebody please explain why on ADVFN under 'financials' it is showing a dividend of 1.15% whilst post 121 aabove says it pays 10% and I have noticed other people saying its a very good dividend. What am I not seeing. Thanks for any guidance.

[pj fozzie] 09/5/2024 12:33

Bother! Forgot about ex-div. Fingers crossed for a close back above £7

Cheers,
PJ

[hellscream] 09/5/2024 12:11

10% dividend not enough? lol talk about greed.

[martyre] 09/5/2024 10:41

The share buyback commenced yesterday with 3 million plus shares purchased for cancellation.If this level of share buyback continues on a daily basis, then I expect the share price to be back to well over £7 and possibly increased dividend payments.

[tuftymatt] 09/5/2024 10:16

Yeah it's 31 cents so that's about 25p at 1.25 $ to the £

[igoe104] 09/5/2024 10:10

31c dividend more like..special dividend included as well as a Q4 one...

[richardbroughton] 09/5/2024 10:08

How do you work that out? 8p dividend, 27p drop?

[tuftymatt] 09/5/2024 09:52

About the right kind of drop this morning in my opinion so I remain a very happy holder.

Good luck all 👍🏻

[paulboz] 08/5/2024 23:07

It'll probably be under £7 tomorrow when it goes ex div....

[pj fozzie] 08/5/2024 22:07

I bought my first HSBC shares, in my ISA, in the autumn of 2013. 948 shares at £6.69.

I proceeded to top up my holding, every now and then - my cheapest purchase at £4.28 a share, my most expensive at £7.01

I was too scared to buy when the price was in the £3.xx range and hats off to anyone who bought when the price dipped briefly below £3.

However - I am delighted that finally the price is now higher than every purchase I've made, may this bull run continue and sub £7 be a thing of the past.

Cheers,
PJ

[geckotheglorious] 08/5/2024 21:00

Frreeves


1.00 British Pound =
9.7680591 Hong Kong Dollars

[hutchmeister] 07/5/2024 10:33

Great timing for the share buy back to start - Tomorrow

[hutchmeister] 05/5/2024 13:24

Thanks Gary - I worked out about 3.6% so aligns with your thoughts of around 25p

[frreeves] 05/5/2024 12:28

Sorry for asking but how do Hong Cong cents convert into uk pence?

[garycook] 05/5/2024 10:49

Around 25p. But could be a bit more than that depending on market sentiment.

[hutchmeister] 05/5/2024 09:14

Does anyone know what the expected price drop will be on ex dividend day?

[igoe104] 04/5/2024 08:19

Then they would probably move there HQ to China costing thousands of uk jobs, you muppet..

[hellscream] 04/5/2024 05:28

should be paying windfall taxes like some other sectors have to. making more money than them too.

[geckotheglorious] 03/5/2024 10:11

"Berenberg: HSBC is undervalued"
HSBC (HSBA) has published better than expected results, yet the banking giant remains undervalued, says Berenberg.

Analyst Peter Richardson retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and increased the target price from 800p to 830p on the Citywire Elite Companies AAA-rated bank, which rose 1.3% to 706.6p on Thursday.

First-quarter results from the group were ‘systematically stronger than expected’, said Richardson, with trends in net interest income and expenses being ‘particularly reassuring following somewhat disappointing guidance during the bank’s full-year 2023 results’.

‘This relief was also complemented by continuing momentum in the bank’s wealth business and an unexpected increase in the quarterly buyback to $3bn,’ he said.

‘Trading on one times tangible book value, we believe that HSBC’s sustainable return on tangible equity of 14% and long-term growth and capital return prospects remain undervalued.

[martyre] 02/5/2024 14:50

Any idea when the buyback is starting?Would make sense if it starts when HSBC goes ex dividend