Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[smith99] 16/7/2016 20:27

The forthcoming drop has already been priced in.

[stevenrevell] 14/7/2016 10:39

Gold shares

[stevenrevell] 14/7/2016 10:37

Can anyone tell me will hold shares drop if there is a interest rate cut ta

[supermarky] 14/7/2016 09:23

Just waiting for clarification this had indeed cleared 477.

[smurfy2001] 14/7/2016 08:47

Very slow recovery but getting there. 495p target.

[anley] 12/7/2016 14:24

Banks are still not well funded........look at Italy then the biggest bank in Germany and a few in France and finally go behind the walls of the EU banks offices and be a fly on the wall...........its not good.

[smurfy2001] 12/7/2016 12:28

Man this is not keeping up with index rally..

[smurfy2001] 08/7/2016 11:38

Can't understand why the share price isn't 500p plus already.

[supermarky] 08/7/2016 11:21

The divi is going to be turbocharged because of sterling depreciation against the us dollar

[supermarky] 08/7/2016 11:20

Us farm figures out shortly so interesting to see what happens. I have no doubt there is value here at these prices. Looking to add on any break upwards. Results and xd shortly

[supermarky] 08/7/2016 11:18

477 key resistance.

[anley] 04/7/2016 10:15

I notice that HSBC have now completed the sale of their Brazil bank. A helpful deal.

However, any more reduction in interest rates will not be helpful on their P/L account and there are two areas to look at - China and the UK. The Chinese bank sector is a nightmere - actual and to fully understand how it functions.

We shall have to watch and wait to see how all this unfolds..............

[anley] 04/7/2016 10:13

I notice that HSBC have now completed the sale of their Brazil bank. A helpful deal.

However, any more reduction in interest rates will not be helpful on their P/L account and there are two areas to look at - China and the UK. The Chinese bank sector is a nightmere - actual and to fully understand how it functions.

We shall have to watch and wait to see how all this unfolds..............

[philo124] 01/7/2016 12:44

Exactly, see other $ earners e.g. BATS this week.

[anley] 01/7/2016 11:57

Well said...........

[goldpiguk] 01/7/2016 10:45

Hi Marko,

The reason the FTSE's up is simple. Many of the largest FTSE companies have earnings in $US's. eg. RDSB, HSBA. Even with a static dividend the dividends when converted to pounds will be substantially up. The latest HSBA dividend conversion rate is a case in point. It is strongly up on the same period last year.

As the market looks ahead to even lower UK interest rates and a strengthening dollar this trend looks set to continue.

Yes smurfy much of the banking sector remains very weak and since Brexit I have been adding LLOY shares to my portfolio for the first time in years. (I already own 100,000's of LLOY shares) The Brexit result has led to enormous concerns about UK focused businesses. A UK recession now looks very likely. Expect a rise in unemployment and a fall in UK house prices. In the short term this is likely to reduce dividend expectations for companies like Lloyds.

As I am buying LLOY shares in my ISA for the long term I regard the weak LLOY price as a buying opportunity. This share is now in my ISA portfolio as a core holding.

Goldpig

[smurfy2001] 01/7/2016 10:00

If that was the case all UK bank stocks would be at new highs but they are not participating in this rally like allot of stocks.

The excuse i'm hearing for stocks like BP and HSBC is because of a weaker pound. The pound was already weak anyway.

[rgcol1] 01/7/2016 09:43

because the markets dont believe brexit will ever happen.

[marko19610] 01/7/2016 08:13

If anyone can tell me why the ftse should be up 383 points i would be interested to hear

[togglebrush] 30/6/2016 10:57

Dividend currency exchange rate, announced on Monday. shows a nice increase after a sad Brexit vote:-
'
Interim Dividends
'
08/07/2015 Divi Q1-15 0.063709
02/10/2015 Divi Q2-15 0.064010
07/12/2015 Divi Q3-15 0.066016
'
After Brexit vote
06/07/2016 Divi Q1-16 0.077542

[mickbell2] 30/6/2016 10:22

smurfy2001 - Nice target

re: your red ticker post 88235, I'd be happy to second any complaint to ADVFN.
Looking back over the threads, it seems to have started with someone taking a
dislike to Penycae on post 85475 12/1/2015.
Then to anyone friendly with or supporting Penycae (bracke, ianood, supermarky)
Some time after that, I started green ticking balancing however many red ticks he/she gave which made it stop for a while - but when it thought I had gone
the automatic 2 red ticks came back.

Posted on here to try and get more info on it's profile and which boards it lurks on.

Apologies to All for off topic post and fingers crossed for a rise to £5 and beyond, HSBC is best situated to weather the brexit fiasco and already have an
EU presence in Paris which they are already expanding (1,000 jobs transferred there last week) they seem to be ahead of the game and are paying a stonking $
divi which keeps going up as the £ goes down.

[smurfy2001] 28/6/2016 15:12

490p is my personal target