Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[gaffer73] 23/4/2020 16:19

Had to post something cause I'm sick of reading your post monty

[montyhedge] 15/4/2020 07:48

Asia will recover first. HSBC the first bank to come through ahead of the rest.

[montyhedge] 11/4/2020 08:16

Good one boys.

[thewheeliedealer] 09/4/2020 21:41

Hi all,

My mate Peter @Conkers3 and myself did a Twin Petes Investing Podcast a few days ago and part of our discussion covers the Banks. We also talked in depth about the current situation in the Markets and how we reckon things could play out. Anyway, if you use Apple or Audioboom you can find them under the 'Conkers Corner' Channel (you want TPI Podcast 20) and you can find it on Soundcloud at the link below.

Ideal Easter listening whilst you are locked away !!

Cheers, WD
@wheeliedealer

[igoe104] 09/4/2020 17:16

Home » Reports » Broker Ratings » HSBC Holdings plc 21.5% Potential Upside Indicated by Credit Suisse

HSBC Holdings plc 21.5% Potential Upside Indicated by Credit Suisse
Posted by: Amilia Stone 9th April 2020

HSBC Holdings plc with EPIC/TICKER (LON:HSBA) had its stock rating noted as ‘Downgrades217; with the recommendation being set at ‘NEUTRAL’; today by analysts at Credit Suisse. HSBC Holdings plc are listed in the Financials sector within UK Main Market. Credit Suisse have set their target price at 515 GBX on its stock. This is indicating the analyst believes there is a potential upside of 21.5% from today’s opening price of 423.85 GBX. Over the last 30 and 90 trading days the company share price has decreased 54.65 points and decreased 164.75 points respectively. The 1 year high share price is 687.7 GBX while the 52 week low for the stock is 387.65 GBX.

HSBC Holdings plc has a 50 day moving average of 521.10 GBX and a 200 day moving average of 587.44. There are currently 20,365,013,016 shares in issue with the average daily volume traded being 79,304,175. Market capitalisation for LON:HSBA is £84,973,016,809 GBP.

[goldpiguk] 09/4/2020 16:21

Hi montyhedge,

You are on this occasion behind the news curve. UBS has postponed payment of half its dividend until November and Credit Suisse has also 'postponed' normal dividend payments and reduced its payout.

HSBA cannot pay a dividend until 2021 at the earliest.

Goldpig

[montyhedge] 09/4/2020 14:33

It's only guidance, look at Credit SuisseTold they regulator to get stuff and paying dividends, but quarterly.

[watfordhornet] 09/4/2020 14:27

Not this year they won't. PRA have stated whole 2020

[montyhedge] 09/4/2020 14:25

Next quarter dividend I reckon odds will be paid, Asian investors fuming they passed this one.So then back on track.

[panshanger1] 09/4/2020 13:37

Added after the dividend announcement and minded to top up again Asia going to get out of this before us and China will throw the kitchen sink at it If HK quietens down too this could do well in the long term

[time_traveller] 09/4/2020 13:14

Why is HSBC languishing, while other banks are recovering strongly, even Stan chart? Asian private investors selling in disgust at the BoEs interference maybe? (I had never realised what a huge proportion of shareholders they make up).

[action] 07/4/2020 12:12

Resistance around 470p. Support around 390p. will be more volatile on days ahead on caronavirous news.

[montyhedge] 07/4/2020 09:25

HSBC I expect to pay a special dividend, once this is over.Keep the Asian investors happy, they should sue the PRA.

[action] 07/4/2020 08:57

Watch out MM Is not quoting two way prices. Only if you want to sell you will get quote. What a rigged market

[igoe104] 07/4/2020 08:33

online bank PCF still paying its divi, at least i have one banking paying it.

[bennodean] 07/4/2020 08:24

Yes he looks like a chinless wonder

[my retirement fund] 06/4/2020 13:33

Dear Andrew BaileyYou useless f... c...Yours sincerely Monty

[igoe104] 06/4/2020 13:23

The biggest problem I've got are the companies that go ex-divi like HSBC. the price goes down automatically. Then you get told your not getting a divi. That's a big kick in the knackers.

[igoe104] 06/4/2020 12:09

They would blame the unrest in Hong Kong and other matters which are out of their hands etc etc. Its never our fault it's always the others, in a matter of words.