Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[kenbachelor] 10/5/2006 16:26

Well that is two days running we have tried to get above the 14.6% fib retracement line and failed to hold above it, but today we have just about closed on it.

I'm still holding although my first target has passed, so fingers crossed for tomorrow.

[malkie] 08/5/2006 14:40

A few events which should keep this trend going at least till August - I intend to run them tell then, barring any dramatic reversal.
I expect most news coming out of the Company to be positive.
China is hot and will get even hotter. HSBC gives great exposure to China with very limited downside.
China is their "Home Ground" - Compnay consider that outward investment from china will be staggering!

[miata] 08/5/2006 08:42

Following the Golden week holiday in Japan, the HSI closed up 288 points at 17,302. HSBC led the gains after some brokerages raised their target prices on the stock to reflect the valuations commanded by others in the sector.

980p first target.

[gateside] 08/5/2006 08:36

HSBC also pay out this week on the 11th for the last dividend.

[kenbachelor] 08/5/2006 08:23

Having said all that, they go XD on 17th May, so perhaps I should be adding about 8p to both targets!

[kenbachelor] 08/5/2006 08:10

Any ideas on when to sell?

I've got targets of 983.81p on the last lot I bought and 994.98p on the first purchase. The question is really, should I hold them all until 995p and risk missing a 3% trade on the ones I bought on 25th April?

[malkie] 06/5/2006 15:28

long term - this is the bit that really floats my boat!

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He said rising trade among emerging markets and growth prospects in China, India and beyond had forced other banks to move into areas HSBC considered what he called its "homelands".

"China's outward direct investment will be an enormous phenomenon, and we've only just seen the beginning of it," he said.

[kenbachelor] 06/5/2006 10:40

Malkie - Thanks for that. Here's hoping things work out.

Judging by the lunchtime fall I thought he had said something less positive than that.

[sea and sky] 05/5/2006 17:07

ta malkie - will do

[malkie] 05/5/2006 14:52

heard bits of it -but phone kept going.....sorry!

read all about it in FT tomorrow!

[sea and sky] 05/5/2006 14:24

sp doesn't seem to have moved much so I guess nothing earth-shattering... thanks anyway

[kenbachelor] 05/5/2006 13:46

Sorry, but I've only just got in myself.

[sea and sky] 05/5/2006 13:44

anyone hear the broadcast this morning? I was out unfortunatley...much appreciated...

[Abuse team] 04/5/2006 22:41

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[kenbachelor] 04/5/2006 17:43

If there is a decent chartist on this thread, I think they might tell us that the inverted hammer suggests HSBC are going down tomorrow.

[kenbachelor] 04/5/2006 11:27

OK Malkie you're forgiven, but what are you doing to the share price. I left the thread to go into a meeting at 11.00 and came out at 12.00, and look what has happened.

[malkie] 04/5/2006 11:22

yes - I miss led you - and myself!

Friday 5th!!

[kenbachelor] 04/5/2006 08:21

Thanks Malkie - Tuning in now.

Edit - Not one of my better days cause I'm a day early. Still the shares are doing quite well this morning!

[sea and sky] 03/5/2006 12:37

thanks malkie

[malkie] 03/5/2006 12:24

HSBC Webcast event tomorrow @ 10am. May be worth a listen - you need to register.

M

[sea and sky] 03/5/2006 12:01

know what you mean! i guess when supposed takeover rumours re Barc and Lloy subside hsbc will have it's day... shame they're too big to be in a takeover frame...

[kenbachelor] 03/5/2006 11:04

And I was hoping that today's charts were all wrong.

[sea and sky] 03/5/2006 10:17

sorry ken - my mistake - reading the us date on the chart as march. yours are bang up to date - thanks