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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 695.60 | 695.80 | 696.00 | - | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Offices-bank Holding Company | 65.91B | 23.53B | 1.2338 | 23.87 | 561.74B |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/9/2020 08:26 | Masks got them through the Spanish flu | informant | |
28/9/2020 08:23 | Buywell 2021 will be an excellent year for the stock markets. Look at 1919 and then 1920. Spanish flu killed 50million people worldwide. Infecting 500million people. Herd immunity wiped Spanish flu in 1920 and the stock market flew. | informant | |
28/9/2020 08:09 | If they go back back to paying quarterly dividends, should go a lot higher coming year. | montyhedge | |
28/9/2020 08:07 | not often you see HSBC up 10%. Enjoying it while it lasts ;) | mister md | |
28/9/2020 08:04 | Still in auction !! | triple witcher | |
28/9/2020 07:56 | Big rise today, dividends I'm sure will resume shortly. | montyhedge | |
28/9/2020 07:50 | HSBC Holdings PLC's shares advanced Monday after Ping An Insurance (Group) Co. of China Ltd. raised its stake in the lender. The insurer raised its stake in HSBC to 8.00% from 7.95% through its investment management unit, a stock-exchange filing showed. "All we have said previously is HSBC is a long-term investment," a Ping An spokesman said about the purchase when contacted by phone on Sunday by the South China Morning Post. HSBC shares slumped to a low of HK$27.50 last week, their lowest level since 1995. At the midday break, shares were up 7.8% at HK$30.40. | cwa1 | |
28/9/2020 06:01 | Up over 7% in Hong Kong | csalvage | |
28/9/2020 01:13 | Sod off Buywell | trikytree | |
28/9/2020 00:34 | ------------------ UK Markets to face a Double whammy very soon now --------------- buywell started the BUY thread on June 3rd with the premise that banks would and have been showing the way the UK general economy is heading Since 3rd June the FTSE 100 has dropped circa 10% On a comparison chart with 5 UK Banks since that date they have dropped 30% Whammy number One: Conclusion The FTSE 100 is at this point circa 20% over valued due to following the USA markets The USA markets have leapt higher higher due to less than 10 BIG STOCKS which are now driving USA indexes themselves because of their huge market weighting due to FED stimuli The UK market does not exhibit this phenomenon and IMO is now in a false position One which this coming week will be exacerbated by the 10pm pub fiasco and UNI and College and Schools having to lockdown pupils before the term starts A 2 week Circuit Breaker Lockdown will be announced later this week , the cabinet are discussing it now. Chief medical advisers asked for such a week ago 60% of Wales is now under total lockdown A 2 week National Lockdown announced now will hurt markets more than if it was done a week ago The plot has been lost ---- see BUY boris for some guidance imo dyor | buywell3 | |
27/9/2020 18:42 | Will just spur HSBC to sell the American arm. Doesn't contribute much to the bottom line in the grand scheme of things. spud | spud | |
27/9/2020 14:43 | This was an interesting article but it omitted to mention a large proportion of HSBC's income comes from Asia as we know..https://www.sh | triple witcher | |
27/9/2020 08:53 | As bank giant's shares sink to new low, HSBC to face class action over money laundering claims By HELEN CAHILL AND ADAM LUCK, FINANCIAL MAIL ON SUNDAY PUBLISHED: 21:50, 26 September 2020 | UPDATED: 22:59, 26 September 2020 | tomboyb | |
26/9/2020 09:57 | ATLANTIC CAPITAL MARKETS 2020 BANKING SECTOR REVIEW: HSBC lows in 2009 were posted at 270, the recent lows have been at 284. So at least HSBC has managed to stay above this key level, so far. This is the only stock on this list that on a technical basis could be seen as a medium term buy. During 2009, 2012 and 2016 the heavy percentage falls were followed by strong recoveries. Albeit within the strong longer-term bearish trend. It still has a market capitalisation of £58bn and is well diversified both globally and in terms of its services. So if readers were simply desperate to buy into a major UK financial at the current levels HSBC is the best of a bad bunch. | loganair | |
26/9/2020 09:23 | Only option would be Singapore. I cannot see it happening - too many burning fires at moment to take management attention away from HO location.HK is obviously a non starter now which would have been natural choice a few years back | watfordhornet | |
26/9/2020 07:36 | Relocation has been mentioned in the media M | milliethedog | |
26/9/2020 00:32 | The UK gov done the bank a huge favour by ordering them to withdraw the dividend. As far as relocating is concerned Im assuming your having a laugh. | dwinn78 | |
25/9/2020 20:30 | Ok A lot of investors in HK were very cross at the suspension Many people rely on the dividend coming in 90% of profits from Asia, maybe more. But UK Gov tell banks not to pay while throwing money in all directions Maybe time for HSBC to relocate out of UK? M | milliethedog | |
25/9/2020 20:10 | No chance yet. HM Gov will not allow it | watfordhornet | |
25/9/2020 19:55 | Does anyone know if there is a date for reinstatement of the dividend? I know HSBC were told by HM Gov to suspend against their wishes back in March If not, maybe something will be said at results next month M | milliethedog | |
25/9/2020 14:34 | Anyone else lost their shirt? | ball deap | |
25/9/2020 12:18 | As a buy and hold this is fantastic value imo. 5 years from now Rodney! Patience is key. Very hard to get the absolute bottom but anywhere around here is looking good to me and my charts. Have a fantastic weekend! | supermarky |
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