Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:36

Garrycook. Your right i could be. Fact is im not and i wont be sending you any financial documents. You can believe what you want mate. Lets put it out there. Anyone who would send a financial document to garycook or anyone else. Please put your name on here that would be interesting. I recon no one would. So. You have a nice day lol

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:21

I do use ig. And have been short nxt from £80. That has been my best short to date

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:19

Garycook do you really think anyone would do such a stupid thing. If you would like to go through my past post you will see and there are plenty of people on this thread and the lloyds thread who will back me up. I usually post what i am dong and when im doing it

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:16

Garycook i once bought a share called iii and lost 5 grand.

[garycook] 14/4/2016 09:16

Marko,If you are genuine send me copies of your contract notes. [e-mail]

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:12

Like i said i made a quick 2 grand

[garycook] 14/4/2016 09:10

Fair play, You are a brave man, 8000 Shares would have netted you £2,380 after Stamp duty and commission ? Why not use CDF,s.You can use stop losses then.Have you ever had a big purchase go wrong ?

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 09:05

Its not unusual for me to jump in with £90000-100000 and back out again with a few hours. I have used this strategy for many years now. And it work ok for me

[garycook] 14/4/2016 08:21

Marko, How many shares did you purchased at 418 ?

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 08:05

Out at £4.50. Bagged 2 grand. That will do nicely

[marko1961] 14/4/2016 08:01

I nibbled a few at £4.18. Never expected that rally yesterday. I still see no reason for it. But hey ho. The trend s your friend for now.

[pastyman3851] 13/4/2016 20:25

Glad I purchased a few more the other day and averaged down. At break even now :)

[w1ndjammer] 13/4/2016 09:43

yes lucky for me I bought my full ISA entitlement yesterday got at 416p

must have been a large seller holding it back. the divi will be nice, HL say it is covered for the next 3 years. but who knows...........

WJ.

[deb81e] 13/4/2016 09:10

don't always get my buy times right on this, but yesterday I did @ 4.20

[garycook] 13/4/2016 02:12

Good advice

[marko1961] 12/4/2016 18:34

Anley. I agree totally. That is the best way. Drip in bit at a time

[moneysage] 12/4/2016 16:08

Brexit uncertainty.Banking sector will fly when everyone realises it never makes sense to leave.Banking sector like a coiled spring until June.Drip buy and hold, then fly back above 520p!

[carer] 12/4/2016 12:08

The share seems to move along with FT100 index most of the time. One thing I really do not understand that why FT100 index move up in much smaller percentage that German and Wall street indexes, but when falling, it seems to be very exacerbated than the latter two indexes. Is it anything to do with Brexit uncertainty?
Would appreciate some enlightenment on this.

many thanks,

[anley] 12/4/2016 12:06

I agree its not quite time to buy as HSBC tries to reorganise itself - a slow business when you have a tanker to turn round!

China is the key here as it to struggles to turn an economy from exports to domestic consumption.............just have a look at which industries are to be closed down and banded from trading............

If you do want to buy drip feed over the next few months and reinvest the dividends.............

[marko1961] 12/4/2016 08:30

Garycook. My point was i have seen people ramping hsbc for a few years now and it has continued to fall. People have lost a lot of money here. Im in hsbs private clients and this share was pushed to me for years. I resisted because i believe a fair price has not yet been achieved. Hsbc has way too much exposure to china. And it is not yet baked into the pie. So for me. I see it going lower. For the record i called hsbc down to £4.40 when it was north of £.6.50. So infact i was correct. So you are correct. I really believe. In this case. I did know better.

[diku] 11/4/2016 23:14

The bonus man is here...

[garycook] 11/4/2016 14:12

HSBA is not a HBOS.You know that,and you are a shareholder.You should know better !!!

[marko1961] 11/4/2016 14:04

Garycook. They said the same about hbos when it was £12.75