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Fellow posters, is this old news, I don't think so as its just appeared in the financial press & apparently HSBC's liability is around £2.2 billion.
"HSBC is facing a £3 billion trial in the US over its involvement in the Allen Stanford Ponzi scandal.
A judge found bank staff 'explicitly raised the possibility of fraud' before the £5 billion Stanford scam unfolded. US judge David Godbey declared there was enough evidence for a reasonable jury to conclude that HSBC and four other banks offered 'substantial assistance' to the fraudulent Stanford International Bank".
The trial is set for later this year involving HSBC & 3 other banks.
Very strong upward momentum so far.... GLA
Once again, this does not reflect a view that HSBC is overpriced -
HSBC remains my largest investment in my portfolio
a few more shares purchased at lows in 2020 at just over 551p
3 brokers recently upped their assessment of HSBA, this is good, very good.
25th Jan - UBS £5.90 from £5.00
26th Jan - Barclays £6.15 from £5.50
31 Jan - Goldman Sachs £7.00 from £6.20
And this is before the expected multiple interest rate rises & impending results which will be excellent.
If this isn't a buy then what is? GLAll.
Going faster than predicted. Interest rate rises will boost profits. Divi announcement may be priced in now, can see it going past 600p when it is made now.
When this lot announce that they are going to progressively pay dividends & they are going to soon, the SP will increase considerably. Me thinks that some of this is already priced in but there is still room to go higher, no doubt about it.
I see HSBA approaching £6 later this year, Happy Days & GLA.
Come on ... GLA
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Heading towards 600 p to 700 p likely with interest rates moving in one direction faster than expected
Good move forward recently to break the £5 barrier for the first time in a while- you would suspect in anticipation of annual results.A higher interest rate environment in the next couple of years would see HSBC achieve some substantial profit gains- I’ve been of the opinion their results have been extremely good when you consider the low interest rate environment of recent years so there is a lot of potential as we look ahead towards economic recovery. Hopefully will hear more on dividends at the annual results drop- that would be very nice.
CREDIT SUISSE RAISES HSBC PRICE TARGET TO 535 (485) PENCE - 'NEUTRAL'.
Quite a jump.
I'm glad that you are still with us Noody because I can only see HSBC shares growing from here.
Results are looming & to all intents & purposes these are expected to be excellent.
The market obviously thinks so hence the rise in the SP since December.
I love the recent quote leaked out on Bloomberg Intelligence which obviously helps as well, "After a year of restrictions HSBC Bank is expected to set aside more to pay increased dividends than any of its rivals this year AND next".
Note the AND next year, so 2022 & 2023.
Hopefully my £5.35 average will disappear in the rear view mirror soon, GLA
I took profit yesterday on part of my holdings.....too bloody keen.
still have skin in here and not selling anymore
End of the line for me is when I die - what bounce back happens after that won't be of any concern to me.
Just beware of bouncing back off the buffers.
I am on until the end of the line.
''This is my stop folks''
So you are hoping/keeping your fingers crossed that good results with good returns to shareholders next month which may include further buybacks is already baked into the current price.
This is my stop folks . . .
Nice view along the way, especially the scenery passing 450 !
Cant say its been a comfortable journey since we passed through June.
China has some serious problems going on atm and I do not wish to expose my backside out the window.
So im going back to chipping out a few small percentage trades as and when I see them.
GLA
Should be stonking
LTI - When they announce a stinking dividend & interest rates around the world go up, which they will in 2022, I'll be in profit here, no doubt. Buy, buy, buy everyone.
G59
HSBC is still at an attractive valuation - I sold some almost 4 years to the day at a little under 800p.
Well done LTI a great buy & a wise bit of profit taking.
Sadly I'm here at an average of £5.35 so not long to go for me + some divi's this year hopefully.
a few of my shares at just over 500p that I bought at about 285p -
HSBC remains my largest shareholding in my portfolio.
FInally made is past 500p, UK BANK ON FIRE! What kind of div can we expect here especially with interest rates going up