Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[miata] 22/11/2005 16:02

Perhaps 8p, on some occasions it has actually risen on XD day (eg 16/3/05). It will depend on what else moves the market tomorrow (primarily US oil inventories).

[glasgow93] 22/11/2005 14:38

any idea how much it will fall tomorow (after the xdiv)?

[miata] 22/11/2005 10:06

Yes, buoyant!

HSBC and The Saudi British Bank have received approval to establish the first full-service, independent investment bank in Saudi Arabia.

HSBC has said the bulk of the hiring, and therefore much of the costs of building the bank, are now behind it and that it is "on course" with the development of the investment bank. Analysts await more detailed information from the bank in a business update due Dec. 1.

HSBC chairman John Bond said the bank is awaiting Beijing's approval for a stockbroking license as it seeks to grow what is already the largest branch network among foreign lenders in China.

[pacific trader] 22/11/2005 09:46

MIATA, thanks! BTW, HSBC not doing bad eh?

[miata] 22/11/2005 09:27

Use myself, simple, CHEAP and allows online stops/contingent orders.

[tuftymatt] 15/11/2005 16:30

A little bit later than I thought but what will happen now??

[tuftymatt] 09/11/2005 16:18

Looking strong as we near the close today.

Got to be good for 930 at some stage by the close on Friday.
Big question is what happens then??

[tuftymatt] 04/11/2005 21:59

Well it is just about holding 900p

Anyones guess now for Monday but I would stick my neck out and say up for this one.

[tuftymatt] 03/11/2005 21:18

Having another look at 900p then I see.

Looks to be showing a bit of support at just under 880p which looks like a good re entry point for those that are out at the moment.

If 900p is broken then I think around 920 / 30 will be tops again for now.

[mhrangoon] 27/10/2005 11:05

What is happening to HSBC??????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????????

[miata] 30/9/2005 07:15

HSBC said on Thursday US credit conditions remain benign despite the impact of high oil prices, and predicted medium-term annual growth of around 10 percent for its U.S. consumer finance unit.

HSBC, which ranks as the world's second biggest bank by market value, said consumer finance growth would be significantly higher outside the United States, led by Asia, South America and central Europe.

Mehta,head of HSBC Finance Corp, said HSBC Finance had big aspirations in Asia and said the group would be unveiling new initiatives in the high-growth region over the next few months. "By this time next year we will have a lot more specific things we can talk about," he said.

[penycae] 27/9/2005 10:57

Bit of a downturn in the sector today. The art now is to catch this on its intraday low, as I think the next rally will take it up through the 920's.The steps down today look a bit controlled to me.

[miata] 26/9/2005 15:24

All hangs on the land auction and HK options expiry.

[tuftymatt] 26/9/2005 15:16

Break and hold above 900p

Looks good for another 20p more to me.

Should have seen the hint on my post 12 and got back in but never mind.

Good luck penycae.

[tuftymatt] 22/9/2005 11:32

Well its had a go at 900p but failed so far.

Will it try again soon or fall back some more??

[penycae] 12/9/2005 11:14

Rest of sector tanking, yet this one is holding its own. Wouldn't be surprised to see this really lift off this week.

[tuftymatt] 07/9/2005 20:48

New answer: When it bounces off 880...lol

[tuftymatt] 06/9/2005 18:01

I would like to see it drop this far as that is around what I paid for it early in the year.

[penycae] 06/9/2005 15:42

You think its got that far to go tufty? Rest of the sector looking strong today.

[tuftymatt] 06/9/2005 14:10

Answer: When it bounces off 840 / 850

[penycae] 06/9/2005 07:37

Question is, when?

[penycae] 05/9/2005 18:12

This little piggy wants to go North.

[lsss] 02/9/2005 15:20

Agreed, looks like there is still some way down.

[tuftymatt] 02/9/2005 08:21

850 / 840 area IMHO should be the low and a great re entry point.