HSBC Holdings (HSBA.L) 27-01-20
HSBC Holdings (HSBA.L) shares have fallen significantly from the most recent highs of 680.6p. Will it continue, or is this an opportunity to pick some up?
- A return to previous highs would represent a rise of 21%. Now at 559.3p (at time of writing).
- This is one of the biggest fallers of late.
- Traders should consider whether it is down for good reason, or is this another over-reaction?
- Bargain hunters should be mindful of fundamentals and events, which can influence price action. Check our website and news outlets for updates.
- Shares -17% from 12-month highs; +1% from 12 month lows.
Latest News
15 Jan: Barclays Capital reiterates its underweight rating on HSBC Holdings (HSBA) and reduced the target price to 560p (from 600p).
12 Dec: Bank of America Merrill Lynch has upgraded its rating on HSBC Holdings (HSBA) to buy (from neutral).
09 Dec: HSBC disclosed a number of senior management changes along with the exit of Andy Maguire as COO, effective from 30th January.
22 Nov: RBC Capital Markets reiterates its underperform rating on HSBC Holdings (HSBA) and reduced the target price to 550p (from 580p).
18 Nov: Jefferies International has upgraded its rating on HSBC Holdings (HSBA) to buy (from hold) and increased the target price to 790p (from 691p).
14 Nov: Goldman Sachs reiterates its buy rating on HSBC Holdings (HSBA) and reduced the target price to 865p (from 905p).
12 Nov: Noel Quinn, CEO, has transferred in 61,830 shares within the firm on the 11th November 2019. This Director currently has 63,747 shares.
Source: Bloomberg, Reuters, Alpha Terminal, FT, DJ Newswires