Hsbc Share Discussion Threads

[high yields] 21/1/2004 01:13

In fact, I think whatever they say it is just bull....
Good luck

[miata] 20/1/2004 14:09

Barclays and RBoS slipped as ABN Amro turned more negative on the two banks.
In fact, the broker recommended a switch into HSBC, sending HSBC ordinary
shares 8-1/2 pence higher to 883.

[high yields] 19/1/2004 17:36

We are ready to take off.

[miata] 17/1/2004 12:40

Interesting contrast between HSBA and STAN this week.

[high yields] 16/1/2004 18:37

I believe more in CEO's opinion than the brokers' opinion.

During the last 2 months I was following Daniels from LLOY, and it has worked ...
SGC has been an another example.
I have a good feeling regarding HAS.
With regard to HSBA I am optimistic.

Good luck

[brain smiley] 16/1/2004 14:37

nopain nogain

i was really confident but the broker downgrades and poor price action has changed my mind.the chairman still buy shares and who knows HSBC might start to move up shortly.

[gradient] 16/1/2004 13:42

odd this one is down when all financials are up. unlike the others too big to get taken over i guess.

[nopain nogain] 16/1/2004 11:04

brain smiley - 6 Jan'04 - 17:46 - 104 of 108


John Bond bought 25,000 shares recently.this is set up to move higher

[brain smiley] 16/1/2004 01:24

high yields


It cud be.I got out a few days ago,it wasn't going to plan and lots of brokers are downgrading.Banks are doing well and HSBC is falling.Better to look elsewere.

[high yields] 16/1/2004 00:08

858 - buying opportunity?!

[darkoa] 09/1/2004 14:59

Well I just got in @ 873, what do you think is it going to go up, and when?

Moved my money from lloyds, as I think LLOY has peaked.

[brain smiley] 06/1/2004 17:46

And John Bond bought 25,000 shares recently.this is set up to move higher.

[brain smiley] 06/1/2004 17:45

Looks like HSBC is about to break out of a bullish pennant,just like Vodafone done recently.Take a look at the charts and see.Should be good for a 10% rise from here.

[miata] 02/1/2004 10:35

In Hong Kong, shares closed sharply higher as investors boosted their holdings of blue chips and China-related plays in anticipation of a further rally in the New Year. The HSI closed up 225.5 points or 1.79 pct at 12,801.5. Banking shares were the day's biggest winners as sentiment in the sector was boosted by expectations that banks will soon start yuan banking services, dealers said. HSBC shares gained 1.50 hkd or 1.22 pct to a high of 122.50. HSBC Holdings Plc said it launched China's first foreign-branded yuan credit card with its partner Bank of Shanghai in Shanghai today after being given official approval by the country's banking authorities. In UK, HSBC 888p up 10p.

[miata] 23/12/2003 21:31

Yes, STAN (see thread) is my favourite (its risen over 31% this year). In the UK, PNN (see thread) is having a good run. Happy Christmas.

[erik-007] 23/12/2003 15:02

Merry Christmas, Miata.
Do you follow any other shares in HK?
Regards

[miata] 19/12/2003 08:40

Friday, the Hang Seng closed up 131.5 points, or 1.07%, at 12,371.75 after
trading within a range of 12,299.70 to 12,443.97.

UK and US options expire today, HK options expire 30/12.

Expect volumes to be low until we are into the New Year - so the price could easily be pushed up or down. If its favourable to your position consider taking it, if not wait for the volumes to return.

I wish you a prosperous 2004.

[miata] 17/12/2003 08:07

The Hang Seng index posted its biggest fall in six weeks on Tuesday as investors feared more share sales by Chinese companies after the Bank of China sold US$1.9 billion worth of shares in its overseas flagship, BOC Hong Kong (Holdings).

Dec 17: Taiwan confirms positive SARS case involving a medical researcher
accidentally infected during a laboratory experiment with the virus.

[erik-007] 12/12/2003 10:01

Miata,
Thank you very much for your most valuable information.

[miata] 12/12/2003 09:49

The Hang Seng Index closed up 40 points at 12,594 after trading in a range between 12674 and 12566. HSBC closed up 1.00 or 0.84 pct at 119.50hkd.

The China Life IPO was heavily oversubscribed (168 times) - meaning most of the money withdrawn from the market should be back in a week's time - the CL shares trade in HK from 18th December.

[miata] 11/12/2003 08:48

Up following Standard Chartered's favourable trading update.

Note that China Life Insurance's hugely-popular initial public offering (IPO) subscription closed at noon today - expect funds to take at least a week to return back into the Hong Kong market.

[miata] 01/12/2003 09:34

In Hong Kong, share prices reached their highest closing level for more than two years. The Hang Seng Index closed 140 points higher at 12,457.

HSBC rose 0.50 to HK$119.50.

[miata] 28/11/2003 09:21

Looked at in HK$, the most likely scenario is HK$114 support, rise to HK$120.5 then HK$122.

HSBA is trading in an upward channel with a 2003 floor now at 112 and a ceiling at 126.

If HK$114 were to fail then there is support at 111 and 109.5.