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HSBC (HSBA)

Will HSBC return to 2016 highs of 900p (+13%) or fall to 2016 lows of 415p (-48%)?
  • The bank’s shares have broken out from 773p, 9-year resistance. Will they return to pre-crisis highs?
  • RSI is overbought and at highest level since July, while Stochastics bullishly hold above 50
  • Momentum is positive but has failed to better December highs
  • Brokers are neutral on HSBC, with almost 50% suggesting you should ‘Hold’ the company’s shares
Broker Consensus: 36% Buy, 49% Hold, 15% Sell

Bullish: Jefferies, Buy, Target 920p, +15% (7 Dec 17)

Average Target: 767.6p, -3.7% (11 Jan)

Bearish: Grupo Santander, Underweight, Target 442p, -45% (2 Oct 17)

 

Pricing data sourced from Bloomberg on 11 January. Please contact us for a full, up to date rundown.

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