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HSBA Hsbc Holdings Plc

705.00
7.50 (1.08%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hsbc Holdings Plc LSE:HSBA London Ordinary Share GB0005405286 ORD $0.50 (UK REG)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  7.50 1.08% 705.00 705.80 705.90 712.30 703.60 705.40 24,830,433 16:35:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-bank Holding Company 65.91B 23.53B 1.2338 22.85 537.71B
Hsbc Holdings Plc is listed in the Offices-bank Holding Company sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HSBA. The last closing price for Hsbc was 697.50p. Over the last year, Hsbc shares have traded in a share price range of 572.90p to 712.30p.

Hsbc currently has 19,074,342,776 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hsbc is £537.71 billion. Hsbc has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 22.85.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/2/2016
07:19
these babies to 550p before you blink imho
rubberbullets
16/2/2016
07:11
Major Asian markets closed in positive territory on Tuesday, extending Monday's rally
rubberbullets
16/2/2016
02:46
"buys" being shown as "sells" is only done by companies like advfn, as a sort of rough guide. The LSE doesn't report "buys" and "sells", only trades. I don't think that petition is well thought out at all. Just look at the bottom of the trade pages on advfn:

"Trade definitions are based on the mid-price and are indicative only"

zangdook
15/2/2016
15:36
And the FREE MONEY isnt bad either.
hvs
15/2/2016
15:30
A total FARCE and non event.

They was never going to LEAVE.

The CHINSES donot allow PENSION TOP UPs and BONUSES when investros have seen the shares slide.

hvs
15/2/2016
15:28
Losos - from a shareholder perspective I would much prefer HSBC being regulated in the UK. Look at the problems in the EU with Italy and Germany!!
ianood
15/2/2016
14:33
Losos,

I'm not surprised there were no dissenters if the only alternative they were considering was Hong Kong. Since China turned the screws on the Hong Kong legislators to restrict democratic elections and made it perfectly clear who was in charge, why would a Western capitalist bank put itself under the control of the Chinese communist regime?

jeffian
15/2/2016
12:21
So they stay BUT will the report on how HSBC conducts itself ever become public in the USA.........watch and wait it could be explosive.........
anley
15/2/2016
12:07
marko1961 - "Im really suprised they have gone up on the news they are staying in uk."

And I'm surprised the board were unaminous, one would have thought that such a big decision (and all the publicity) there would have been one or two dissenters!!!

losos
15/2/2016
10:02
4th interim dividend for 2015, payable on 20 April 2016, record date - 4 March 2016
mazarin
15/2/2016
08:06
Im really suprised they have gone up on the news they are staying in uk. Time will tell
marko1961
15/2/2016
06:44
So hsbc will be staying in london. Zzzzzzzzz and it took 10 months and £££££
marko1961
12/2/2016
14:40
Most likely adding add these levels.
smurfy2001
12/2/2016
14:34
This is nothing but short covering
marko1961
11/2/2016
19:28
Greater things are yet to come
11 Feb'16 - 19:24 - 114852 of 114852 0 0




Note below just 5 hours ago ! Gold was £840, Now £860.. Heading back to £1100
very near term..

(Greater things are yet to come 11 Feb'16 – 14:06 – 114781 of 114842 2 0 edit)
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CB's are the New System Manics..


This is all so much and more than 2008/09. Leading Equities including HBOS,
all other banks had all fallen 25% to 33%.. Then Came the Real Collapses!


Shares have always been an "affinity scam". DOW/FTSE and others have all been
artificially pumped back up over last 5 years on air, QE, printed money and
gullable public so called "investing" (LOL) in brand new clever named Debt
financial instruments and schemes/pensions.. lol

>> One of the Big Shocks of "2008" was US Gov Debt breaching $10 Trillion...
In came globalised "regulation", screwing/blaming all banks etc Promising
that would be the solution - guaranteeing no such collapse again. Debt
being REDUCED,


>> INSTEAD in the real world; US Govt Debt has only gone up 90% to over
$19 trillion. UK's relative Debt is even worse, and worse than Greece.


What anybody still fool enough to be 'gambling' in shares doesn't "see" is
that 2008/2009 was NOT the great big worldwide economic earthquake collapse.
It was simply the direct Tremors to what is now just starting to unfold and
the inbound reality of 2016/2017.

Gold is moving up faster than ever before and will also break out very near
term, skyrocketing back to c £1100.

Does Shanghai open again tonight.. ? Because having been closed 3 days is it,
they're some way behind the falls in Nik, DOW, FTSE etc, since Monday.. lol


BDI at 290 only confirms systemic collapse in markets, currencies and worst
depression in all History 2016/2017 is inbound & just starting to emerge...

DYOR

deanroberthunt
11/2/2016
18:17
perfect storm

Oil derivatives, China slowdon, China + India bad loans, Banking Crisis.

deanroberthunt
11/2/2016
18:11
wouldn't touch this over £2
deanroberthunt
11/2/2016
16:16
So the usa economy is doing so good yellen admits they were in 2010 and are once again looking at NEGATIVE RATES. Tut tut tut. The fed hasnt got a clue
marko1961
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