HSBC securities trades at $50.18. We are going to buy it after bell as we have and fundamental both technical arguments to wait for holding $52.45. Thus we have fixed stop lose at the price $49.26. It has just give us our new trading strategy which called Trend Line by Kagor Invest. Follow us for earning more then ever
HSBC is now below its 200 EMA It still has to break 705 though and horizontal resistance will be stronger. Also it's weekly chart is still in an uptrend. Wait and see.
Bullish AB=CD with bullish divergence. Measurements - .707/1.414 - AB=CD
HSBC broke through 2 long term trend lines today which might suggest some bullishness going forward. Also worth noting is history has shown that as goes HSBC the FTSE 100 usually follows. I have left any EW wave count off the chart as I am still undecided if this is all part of a long term correction dating from the top in 2001 or part of an impulsive climb that...
LLOY, BARC, HSBA Depending on the rate of normalisation looking bullish
HSBC based on technical analysis of stock selection, week macd Jincha, but also heavy volume, so to buy on the approach Exit mode: day ma20 below and bend down
market willing, we can get a small swing here within the channel.
Currently HSBC is facing a long standing resistance level at 766, this is acted as pivot back in 2008 and 2009 and as resistance in 2013. Price action is faced with a conundrum, try and break from where it is, already relatively overextended and less oppurtunistic for new entries OR correct (retrace) over the next couple of days or weeks to get some momentum from...
Fundamentally HSBC is confident that their internal investment of process amelioration was a success which wil make the company a lot more efficient with regards to future challanges coming due to the automation revolution. Investors seem to believe and started buying the stock back. HSBC was always paying a nice dividend and so are they this year. Conservative...
maybe some strong earnings from the US will help. Im going for a long but lower down
HSBC is at a key level. I will watch price action closely to go long or go short if this level fails to hold. There is potential either way
looking for a retracement and a move lower
My trade plan and thoughts on HSBC... Any feed back from the crowds? Conflicting ideas would be welcomed!?