A short set up is nicely appearing here at this long term multidiagonal. Expect a big move downward here.
Also, this corroborates with my short views on the FTSE, as HSBC amounts for (currently) 7.3% of thw weighting of the FTSE 100.
This chart is the London share, in GBP. One of the least exposed of the big banks to 2008 problems, although suffered badly on fines. Neverthless, there is plenty of upside.
The daily RSI is in a falling channel even though the prices are moving higher, suggesting a bearish price RSI divergence and a potential for a correction.
However, the stock found buyers at the session low of 629.60. Nevertheless, a potential for a sell-off remains intact till the stock does not close above 645 levels.
On the lower side, major support is seen...
The bat pattern has completed at 39.5 level and the 1.618 of the AB is at 38 level.
Meanwhile the previous structure is working at this zone.
So it may be good to sell short at 38.5-40.0 levels.
SL:above 41.0
TP1:35
TP2:31 and further more
Right hand side - Daily chart
Left hand side- Weekly chart
The bearish divergence is quite clear. The price is sliding higher against the trend line, while the RSI is moving in a downward channel. Unless, the RSI breaks higher, there is little reason to believe the stock could rise further.
Over here, the RSI is sowing a bearish divergence...while the MACD is...
The banking sector has been hit by Trumps latest resurgence in the polls, but the UK banks received a slight boost after a UK court ruled that MP's will have a say on when and how article 50 will be invoked, increasing hopes of a soft Brexit.
The weekly chart has printed a bearish candle signal but on the daily chart prices look overstretched. on the D1 chart...
FORM 2007 THE BANK SHARE PRICE IS GOING DOWN. Even though as per economist claiming US and global market has strong outlook but the HSBC bank didn't bounce anywhere near there. They may do some reverse split or government bailout (if any) but over the long run the stock price is saying that it will be ready to file bankruptcy by 2022 and onwards. The only hope...
From 2007 the bank has been always in downtrend. With all those fines from different countries and the bad mortgage loans, HSBC is not able to come back up yet. Yes HSBC may do some reverse stock split like CITI GROUP did around 2008-9 but it didn't help them much to boost up the share prices.
Well looks like HSBC is hovering 2009 financial crisis. Time has come to short them again to go to zero or so. Red line will act as resistance line. Time to re-enter.
