Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[warranty] 23/5/2020 23:30

There’s more chance of trebling your money in Lloy medium to long term than doubling it here So why risk it unless it drops to around 250p?

[panshanger1] 22/5/2020 18:03

Thing is they don't give up without a fight in HK So this is likely to run and could get nasty Could be better entry points (or as in my case top up points )GLA

[dope007] 22/5/2020 17:26

With the Hong Kong situation I think I would let this one carry on dropping!!

[spud] 22/5/2020 13:04

Limit orders in @ 375p & 350p. spud

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 12:33

Based on what nw?

[nw99] 22/5/2020 12:32

350 target to buy

[careful] 22/5/2020 09:59

Forget the riots.
They will be dealt with.
About time, when the Chinese kept troops in barracks I though they were too soft.
Chaos

I have bought here today assuming some more order in Hong Kong.

The new World order is taking shape.

The EU. Asia, India, Russia, USA, Japan, Middle East, all separate competing blocks.
some will get close

We shall be effectively taken over by the USA.
America is 12.5% of World GDP.

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 09:58

Nice to see this thread come back to life with some good comments.
Yes, i got in @ £4 & have just averaged down buying today. Reasonably happy with that.
Med/long term hold. Looking at the share price over 5/10 years, it's a reasonable risk/reward to me
Can't see £2.50; but who knows

[john09] 22/5/2020 09:50

It’ll drop on Monday too

Expecting riots in Hong Kong

[tomboyb] 22/5/2020 09:46

Initial thoughts of a buy were around the £4 mark but clearly fallen below that -

How low will it go? -

No idea. But this is long term for the long term portfolio -

[john09] 22/5/2020 09:42

Wait for £2.50

[tomboyb] 22/5/2020 09:41

Thinking this could be an excellent long term buy from these levels -

[escapetohome] 22/5/2020 09:33

China wants to be the new superpower dictating to the world on its terms, its method, its way prevailing. CONTROLLING, LOSS OF INDIVIDUAL FREEDOM.

Western ‘liberal’; countries have been turning away , adjusting there moral values where it suits, under pressure of business. Sick making.

well done to any leader left or right who stands up to this.

Trump included.

[spud] 22/5/2020 09:24

Underestimate Trump at yer peril.

spud

[careful] 22/5/2020 09:23

Trump thinks he will get re elected by provoking China.
He should not tweak the Tigers tail.

Now they get tough with Hong Kong.
There will be fewer protests, no more soft treatment, the troops will be in.

Trump the clown will tweet as usual.
He hopes to appeal to Americas morons.
...he will probably win the election.

I wish Trump would stop annoying people much smarter than he is.

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 08:48

I got some of these @ 400 about a month ago.
Have just topped up (averaged down) @ 379

I prefer these over UK based banking stocks.
Asia based. Bad on days like today but am still reasonably happy looking at past share price values...
Also topped up on AV @ 230, if anyone else here is in them too...
M

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 08:42

Looking at the chart it's topped out at the 700 mark with support on drops around 450
That's over last 10 years

[32campomar] 22/5/2020 08:41

Goodness is that right? Many thanks

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 08:39

Try the charts on hxxps://uk.investing.com
1998 since it was this price 32

[32campomar] 22/5/2020 08:34

Well I have has this on my watch list, days like today present and opportunity long term. I see here this is now at a long term low but my data only goes back 5 years? Does anyone have any data further back to put this in context?

[32campomar] 22/5/2020 08:25

Unrest in Hong Kong again with China, Hang Seng has slumped, Standard Chartered down sharply too. All sentiment driven

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 08:25

This board seems to have come back to life!
For the wrong reasons...

I see, HK news....missed that

Just got to hang on i guess

[milliethedog] 22/5/2020 08:22

HSBC -7%
Lloyds -1.4%

Why so bad for HSBC 32?

[32campomar] 22/5/2020 08:22

Unrest in Hong Kong again & prospect of negative interest rates. Not exactly bullish.

[wtacraig1] 22/5/2020 08:22

Well said.