Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[supermarky] 25/9/2020 11:29

260 ish looks like it on the long term ig charts i am looking at. it is a steal anywhere around here as a buy and hold imo.what do i know ;-)

[brianbrain] 22/9/2020 19:58

Why stop there trader - how long till under 10p?

[trader536] 22/9/2020 17:30

There's the 200's how long until the 100's?

[nigthepig] 21/9/2020 22:09

You really are nuts

[chestnuts] 21/9/2020 21:49

too late for what

[buywell3] 21/9/2020 21:42

Too late nuts

buywell has already called 200p

[chestnuts] 21/9/2020 21:37

These charts show that the price for HSBA could drop to 53p ish


free stock charts from uk.advfn.com



free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

[safman] 21/9/2020 20:31

HSBC could go to 200p...

Banks are certainly not the nest investment case at the moment and looking chartwise there could be further drops in this sector...

One to avoid imho until next year...

Although watching the banks with interest but no positions..

saffy..

[ammu12] 21/9/2020 19:03

Lol I knew bb gonna show his face at some point.Good luck to this board now haha

[big brother8] 21/9/2020 17:55

LOOKING FOR 69P.

BUSTED FLUSH. CHINESE GOVT CUTTING THEM OUT CHINA AS BEING AN UNRELIABLE PARTNERS. US OF A TAKING THEM ON.

THE MOST LUCRATIVE MARKET FOR HSBC IS ASIA.


BB8
IN BB8 WE TRUST.

[geckotheglorious] 21/9/2020 17:36

And who is the worst offender suspicious transactions???

Same people that cheated on car emissions!!!

Yup,

German Deutsche Bank....




Suspicious transactions
Deutsche Bank (NYSE:DB) appears to have facilitated more than half of the leaked $2T of suspicious transactions that were flagged to the U.S. government over nearly two decades, according to Deutsche Welle, though the lender said the incidents "have already been investigated and led to regulatory resolutions." Shares of HSBC (NYSE:HSBC) and Standard Chartered (OTCPK:SCBFF) fell on the suspicious fund movement, as well as JPMorgan (NYSE:JPM), BNY Mellon (NYSE:BK) and Barclays (NYSE:BCS), which were also named in the report. Financial firms are required by law to alert FinCEN (the U.S. Treasury’s Financial Crimes Enforcement Network) when they detect activities like money laundering and sanctions violations, though such filings are not necessarily evidence of criminal misconduct. DB -8% premarket.

[hellscream] 21/9/2020 16:15

too many winners in this downturn.

[supermarky] 21/9/2020 14:45

Yep i am in but also not so much as to have sleepless nights. Markets are crazy at the moment. Apple is worth more than the combined ftse100!!

[marcela9] 21/9/2020 13:55

Am in like you, SM....except this and rdsa....cheap as chips!

[supermarky] 21/9/2020 13:26

looking at the long term chart here hsba near the very bottom of about 266.I am very happy to buy a few around these levels. Even if i do not hit the exact bottom I am comfortable to ride this out over the next few years. Same with rdsb. Buy quality low and hold until the mood music changes and the constant negative slowly changes to positives. The market always overshoots and HSBA is a titan taking a hammering at the moment. Sentiment changes. Once the US pantomime ends this will hopefully be a plus here. Buy quality low if you have the balls and then hold. With a mid to long term view hsba will come good.

[ih_713434] 21/9/2020 12:58

The Buzzfeed article as it referenced HSBC mostly referenced old news in the public domain.
See for example, hxxps://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/hsbc-holdings-plc-and-hsbc-bank-usa-na-admit-anti-money-laundering-and-sanctions-violations

and hxxps://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/hsbc-holdings-plc-agrees-pay-more-100-million-resolve-fraud-charges just to mention a few sources.

I feel like this is mostly old news.

[ammu12] 21/9/2020 12:09

Wait for 220p

[triple witcher] 21/9/2020 10:46

Likewise, lots of fear in the market today about a possible second lock down and of course HSBC's woes, apparently they may get added to Beijing's naughty list ! Ie their unreliable entity list which they say would affect its ability to continue doing business in China and Hong Kong.

[goldpiguk] 21/9/2020 10:45

Hi,

No regrets about my decision to sell these at about 4.20 a few months ago after they were prevented from paying out dividends. Impossible to say where HSBA will go from here.

The 'second wave' of coronavirus, ongoing trade wars, political instability in Hong Kong and historical issues such as money laundering not yet having final closure, really make this a trading share at the moment.

Good luck to all holders.

Goldpig

[buywell3] 21/9/2020 10:16

200p downtrend chartwise imo


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[cjohn] 21/9/2020 09:53

time_traveller21 Sep '20 - 09:21 - 9334 of 9335

BBC and HSBC - burdened by the same entitled Oxbridge shoe-ins; lazy and complacent in the culture that legacy "corporations" owe them a job, and they don't need to move with the times (apart from rampant virtue signalling and "positive" discrimination).




1. HSBC is an international bank; its leading personnel are from all over the world.

Current CEO is Nuno Matos, a graduate of a Portugese University and MIT.

Current CFO is Ewen Stevenson, a graduate of Victoria University, wellington, NZ.


Do you have some personal grip about Oxbridge? Very strange to blame HSBC's multiple failings on Oxbridge placemen.

The criticisms you level are also so generic as to have no pertinence.




2. A shoo-in is the correct expression. (Not "shoe-in").

3. I personally wouldn't invest a penny here; the balance sheet is so gargantuan, as a private investor you can have no detailed idea of what's going on.

[buywell3] 21/9/2020 09:28

HSBC - Buoyant

That was a very bad choice for a thread title was it not