Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[barbicanec2y] 03/3/2006 10:04

What is the sentiment of the City regarding the dividend announcement on Monday?

[Abuse team] 02/3/2006 10:05

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[kenbachelor] 02/3/2006 08:39

In spite of HSBC being the only bank down this morning, the Gann support line (974p tonight) seems to be holding well at the moment.

[verynervy] 02/3/2006 08:37

Yep got that straight away I was being flippant with him.

Am looking forward to results full of Eastern Promise!

[kenbachelor] 01/3/2006 17:28

Verynervy - Sharestar asked when the results are due and in the previous post I had said 'Now it's just a case of wait and see what happens at 10.15 next Monday'.

[verynervy] 01/3/2006 17:14

What?
Where?
Read?

[kenbachelor] 01/3/2006 12:59

Sharstar - Did you read the post before your's?

[sharestar] 01/3/2006 12:40

anyone know when result due?

[kenbachelor] 28/2/2006 19:51

All updated now and the next target seems to be 1001p. Now it's just a case of wait and see what happens at 10.15 next Monday.

[verynervy] 28/2/2006 09:28

Absolutely superb results from RBS!


or not after reading your comments???

[kenbachelor] 28/2/2006 08:39

Hi all - Just logged on after a few days in Egypt and it looks as if things have gone to plan while I've been away. My target is 3% (995p). I think I will just wait and see at the moment.

I'll update the Gann/Fib chart asap.

[miata] 27/2/2006 08:59

In Hong Kong, share prices were trading higher in the afternoon as HSBC
attracted strong institutional interest ahead of its 2005 results.

[miata] 24/2/2006 08:54

In Hong Kong the HSI closed up 44 points, gains were capped by caution ahead of the expiry of February futures on Monday.

HSBC attracted buyers amid fresh speculation that it might make an acquisition.

[d s patterson] 23/2/2006 11:36

very possible indeed to reach 1080 only 110p away and not much more than 10% more.

[miata] 23/2/2006 09:51

In Hong Kong the HSI closed up 177 points reflecting the easing of concerns over further US interest rate increases and the increased tax relief for homeowners announced by the government yesterday.

Mr Tang's budget speech included the extension of tax relief for home loan interest from 7 years to 10 years (capped at $HK100,000 per annum).

CSFB reiterated its 'outperform' rating on HSBC this morning, noting that investors will focus increasingly on the company's relative capital strength and, combined with the fundamental outlook, advised buying the shares.

[gateside] 23/2/2006 07:51

I feel that within the next 12 to 18 months it will regain the high of £10.80 that it made in 2001. I intend to hold until that price target is broken.

[punter05] 22/2/2006 22:59

I play a medium term strategy where I hold shares for 4 months to 1 year. Will sell the share at a loss of 15% or look to sell it after a gain of 30%.

My partner has shares which she never sells. She only believes in holding for the long term. Her biggest share being HSBC. I am paying more attention to them for her. Hoping to talk her into selling or buying at the right times? How long should a long term player hold for? What is good stop losses or gain taking margins for this type of investor? I guess double mine or what do you think.

Help please!

[kenbachelor] 21/2/2006 18:57

Gateside - I look for 3% and hold till I get it