HSBC

abaggins

Copying from another comment elsewhere: >1. I added my Monzo account to my Google account payment methods 2. I signed into a vpn for Pakistan (free vpn apps are in ambundence from app stores) 3. Login to youtube in incognito mode and sign in to your YouTube account with the linked Google payment account. 4. Sign up for premium at 479PKR (£1.32). Add a random address in Pakistan (Google is easy to find examples) 5. Authenticate through Monzo that it's you (I had trouble with my HSBC account at this point which is when I tried Monzo with success) 6. Premium subscription successful!

silentjxhn

> So I qualified it. "I gave my completely arbitrary definition you have to use in order to justify it as an asset." > It’s clearly an unregistered security No that is not true. Please stop spreading misinformation. Neither the SEC nor the CTFC claim it's a security. > It’s not about getting a life or not. I think it would be immoral not to put these thoughts out there to give uneducated investing public the chance to understand the difference between bitcoin and shitcoins. It's not about owning Ether, it's about using the protocol for something useful. As such, we have: Visa, JP Morgan, Amazon, MSFT, Reddit, Mastercard, Wells Fargo, Blackrock, Stripe, SAP, Paypal, Coachella, Nike, Gucci, Ralph Lauren, Louis Vuitton, Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, Forever21, Mcdonalds, Google, Singapore, Rio de Janeiro, Reserve Bank of Australia, Reserve Bank of Australia, Tesla, Microstrategy, Starbucks, Twitch, AMC, Square, Riot, Whole Foods, Subway, HSBC, Barclays, Walmart, In Bev, Ford, Unilever, DHL, Prudential, AIG, Coldwell, Metlife, Delta, Ferrari, Lamborghini, Tag Hauer, shopify, etsy, Red Cross, NewEgg, IBM, De Beers, AON, Rakuten, Burger King, Home Depot, ... sheesh, and that's just what I've noted down in my running list from people who have openly talked about using Ethereum.

QuantWeekly

Bonds tend to have relatively low coupons but also very low risk. A lot of established companies tend to pay out more in dividends, banks are my personal favourite. ING, BNP, HSBC all have relatively high dividend yields. Bonds (especially highly rated ones, I made a post a couple of weeks back comparing the ratings of different agencies) are a good way to lower risk to your portfolio. They also have the advantage that they are a debt security, so you are entitled to a payout. You are not entitled to a dividend. You can also put *some* of the money into etfs and gradually sell them off when they grow. I would recommend you do some modelling on a good ratio here, but that's too much work for me to do for free. If you are expecting 8% income that would be $68000 per year before tax, or $66k after tax here in Germany. That is a good income to live off of depending on your lifestyle.

Kongumo

I am speculating that the money from US stocks went to HK and China after the CPP announcement about making the stock market great again. HSBC short term interest rates skyrocketed to 15% for a week and it is very unusual. I guess Wall Street thinks it’s enough and wants to invest somewhere else for a short period of time before coming back

5349

What exactly did you invest in? There are several S&P 500 trackers on the Fidelity platform which trade in GBP. Fidelity Index US (both unhedged and GBP-hedged classes), HSBC American Index, several S&P 500 ETFs.

skeelak

Again, that’s because Nu is not a bank, it’s a SOFIPO. The amount insured in actual banks here (BBVA, HSBC, Citibanamex) is much higher. But there not paying you 14%

EscortSportage

HSBC was doing it for the cartel a few years ago. Not surprised at all.

Uber-Rich

Ally also refunds up to $10/months in ATM fees, typically this works worldwide. Also, HSBC usually has free ATMs if you are traveling international

Purpletech

I’ve never had a checking account fee whether it was with HSBC or with BofA.

PM_ME_CORGI_GIFS

Oh yeah, I’ve been following the HSBC stuff closely. The head of their UK branch for the innovation bank (segment competing with SVB) just left HSBC after less than a year.

brahbocop

Easiest purchase in their company's history and been managed incredibly well by letting the SVB people run SVB the way they know it should. Kind of hope all the shit HSBC pulled backfires on them and they never realize any efficiencies from their attempt to undercut the FDIC and FC.

Virus4762

HSBC? They won't let you withdraw the money until you deposit more? I've never heard of this? The money that's in the bank was deposited by you? What reason do they give for doing this?

5uckmyd1ckb1t4

[#NFP](https://x.com/hashtag/NFP?src=hashtag_click) Median 200k Goldman Sachs: 140k Citi: 155k Jefferies: 165k UBS: 165k BNP Paribas: 175k Santander: 175k HSBC: 185k BMO: 190k Barclays: 200k BofA: 200k J.P.Morgan: 200k Wells Fargo: 200k Morgan Stanley: 210k Scotiabank: 210k TD Securities: 215k Societe Generale: 220k Deutsche Bank: 225k Nomura: 225k Mizuho: 230k RBC: 237k

EpicSlime1

Might as well put my own stock here since this is more guaranteed: **AGBA Group Holding Limited ($AGBA)** Company Overview: AGBA Group Holding Limited is a leading one-stop financial supermarket based in Hong Kong, offering a broad array of financial services including wealth management, insurance brokerage, and fintech solutions. AGBA is poised for a significant milestone with an upcoming merger with Triller, a popular AI-powered social media and entertainment platform. This merger is anticipated to create a dynamic synergy between fintech and digital media, opening new avenues for growth and market reach. Highlights: Strong Financial Performance: AGBA has demonstrated robust financial growth. For Q1 2024, AGBA reported a revenue increase of 22% year-over-year, reaching $18.5 million. Their net profit also saw a substantial rise, marking $3.2 million compared to $1.8 million in the previous year. This strong financial performance underscores AGBA’s solid market position and growth trajectory. Merger with Triller: The upcoming merger with Triller is a game-changer. Triller, known for its significant presence in the entertainment and social media space, brings a user base of over 100 million active users. This merger will enable AGBA to leverage Triller’s advanced AI and social media capabilities, enhancing customer engagement and expanding their service offerings. The integration of fintech with digital media is expected to create a robust platform for innovative financial solutions. Expansion in Digital Services: AGBA has been actively expanding its digital services. The company recently launched a new mobile app, AGBA One, which offers a seamless and user-friendly interface for managing finances, investing, and purchasing insurance products. The app has garnered positive feedback and has seen a 40% increase in user downloads since its launch in early 2024. Strategic Partnerships: AGBA has formed strategic partnerships with leading financial institutions and technology firms. Their collaboration with Tencent has enabled them to integrate advanced AI-driven financial advisory services, enhancing the customer experience. Additionally, their partnership with Alibaba’s Ant Financial has broadened their reach in the e-commerce and digital payment space. Experienced Management Team: The management team at AGBA is composed of seasoned professionals with extensive experience in finance, technology, and digital media. The leadership team includes former executives from HSBC, Alibaba, and Tencent, bringing a wealth of expertise and strategic vision to the company. Market Potential: The merger with Triller positions AGBA at the intersection of fintech and entertainment, tapping into the burgeoning market of digital finance and social media. The global digital finance market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 20% over the next five years, while the social media and entertainment market continues to expand rapidly. AGBA’s strategic positioning and innovative approach are likely to capture a significant share of this growth. Financial Backing: AGBA has secured strong financial backing to support its growth initiatives. The company recently closed a $15 million private placement, which will be utilized for product development, market expansion, and strategic acquisitions. This financial support ensures that AGBA is well-equipped to execute its growth strategy effectively. TLDR: good financial stock currently in the works with merging with Triller (America's counterpart to Tiktok which if banned in Janaury, will shotput the stock price up). The next merging news will be out most likely this month. If you wanna long term hold, it's also a good play.

hmmmtrudeau

Can’t believe they let RBC buy HSBC.

EmployeeConfident776

I bought at the peak. That dip was brutal. Who did it? BlackRock? HSBC?!?

IndependentTap5626

Unfortunately that isn’t working out for GNS at the moment, even though they did have some good pumps. NVOS feels like they’ve got nothing to say so just putting out a random X, to hide the no really RC or HSBC news.

Newiiiiiiipa

Are they as bad as HSBC?

Emanuelsil

I've been keeping an eye on Grab for a while now. Their growth trajectory is impressive, especially considering how quickly they've turned profitable. The revenue jump from $0.67B in 2021 to $2.48B in 2023 is no small feat. It's interesting to see big banks like JPM, Citi, and HSBC backing them with such strong buy ratings. As someone who frequently uses Grab for both rides and food delivery in Southeast Asia, I can vouch for their dominance in the market. Their all-in-one platform is incredibly convenient. Definitely considering adding GRAB to my portfolio soon. What do you guys think about the competition they might face from other local services? Do you think they'll maintain this growth rate?

Tiedyeguy101

[Literally 2 days ago?](https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20240530842835/en/Novo-Integrated-Sciences-Receives-Confirmation-of-Ready-Willing-and-Able-RWA-Issued-by-HSBC-for-SBLC-Leasing-and-Monetizing-Program) “Our objective and focus on providing non-dilutive financing for the Company’s growth objectives remains paramount.”

IndependentTap5626

HSBC giving them money to compete an acquisition. Also, people keep talking about RC as well, potential share buy back. No dilution also mentioned.

Hefty-Interview4460

It s certainly going to be a hassle at 18 yup. If HSBC is free then go for it !

Hefty-Interview4460

Interactive Broker but do remember that we dont have a tax treaty so they withhold 30% of dividends (you can buy Ireland domiciliated alternatives if that annoys you). Do not use Mox or HSBC or any bank really: they RAPE you on fees.

bigno53

I know you're joking but c'mon it's a culture of institutionalized corruption and malfeasance. If you really want to fix things, you can't just fire a few low-level tortilla stuffers. This is HSBC all over again.

Hefty-Interview4460

Ok so 10% a year isnt not more risky than 5% a year, all thing being honest and transparent ? I always only invest in lower ROI products assuming they re safer. For instance most of my money is in 5% CDs, and a bit is in undervalue Chinese equity bring 10 to 15%. Should I roll everything to max return, since risk isnt correlated to return ? Or I could lend to Chengdu, Boston or Manila, if muni bond are as risky as HSBC CDs, hum.

capitaladda

Technical Analysis By Analyst Firm here is the Short-term Target Price, Mid-term Target Price, Long-term Target Price Refer this |Analyst Firm|Short-term Target Price|Mid-term Target Price|Long-term Target Price|Notes| |:-|:-|:-|:-|:-| |Evercore ISI|$1,350|$1,400|$1,500|Consistent with the thesis of a dominant computing ecosystem.| |HSBC|$1,300|$1,350|$1,450|Focus on NVL server rack architecture and GB200 platform.| |Piper Sandler|$1,350|$1,400|$1,500|Highlight of Blackwell architecture and demand outstripping supply.| |Wedbush|$1,320|$1,370|$1,480|Optimistic stance on forthcoming data center product cycle.| |Wells Fargo|$1,330|$1,380|$1,490|Highlights strong demand for Hopper H200 and Blackwell products.| |Melius Research|$1,340|$1,390|$1,500|Emphasis on the potential of Blackwell product line and H200 product demand.| |BofA Securities|$1,350|$1,400|$1,500|Believes in Nvidia's market share in AI accelerators and consistent roadmap execution.| |UBS|$1,340|$1,380|$1,490|Notes revenue visibility extending into the future and continuous demand outstripping supply.| |Baird|$1,320|$1,370|$1,480|Focus on AI momentum, strong cadence of new networking products, and demand for Hopper and Blackwell.| |JPMorgan|$1,330|$1,380|$1,490|Increasing breadth of customer demand and significant driver in CY25.| More Details I found about this [https://www.reddit.com/r/SharePriceTarget/comments/1czc1iz/nvidias\_stock\_nasdaq\_nvda\_forecast\_price\_target/](https://www.reddit.com/r/SharePriceTarget/comments/1czc1iz/nvidias_stock_nasdaq_nvda_forecast_price_target/)

Head-Draft-5272

My mom told me to sell HSBC no matter what price. I sold at $49 with $12,000 lost then I knew she bought the dip!!! I almost cry. 🤧

Chilkoot

Didn't HSBC bump their forecast to 1500 just a few days ago? I mean, it sounds insane, but so did 800 last Halloween. I don't know what the practical limit is for a "we make stuff and sell it" tech company... They've got to hit a ceiling with market saturation and fabrication bottlenecks Soon™. The gigantic G in PEG is doing a *lot* of heavy lifting right now.

TreStation

I want what HSBC is smoking.

Chad__Tyrone

"Nvidia’s stock can soar 50% more as earnings power still isn’t priced in: HSBC" - thoughts?

Able_Web2873

Nvidia’s, $NVDA, stock can soar 50% more as earnings power still isn’t priced in, per HSBC.

Anna190927

You should choose a larger international platform, which will ensure the safety of your assets, because as mentioned above, if Robinhood goes bankrupt, you will lose your assets for a period of time until they give it back to you, if they go bankrupt after Insufficient funds and repay all user funds, you happen to not be repaid, you will temporarily lose your funds for a long time in the future If you leave the United States in the future, you can transfer your assets to an international online brokerage company in advance, so that no matter which country you are in, as long as this international online brokerage company has business in your country, you can still buy and sell stocks. Or try other international apps like Interactive Brokers, eToro, Saxo Bank. You can also hold your stocks in major international banks, such as HSBC, Citibank I personally work for CITI Group, CITI will provide you with such services

Ok-Replacement9595

It matters from a balance sheet perspective. Which will help share price. I don't know about custody. What seems weird is that funds seem to have no problem investing in companies like HSBC who literally get caught money laundering drug traffickers money. Or oil companies that overthrow democracies. But I guess that's different. That's capitalism, baby.

smelly_farts_loading

Can I short a stock on Charles Schwab? I wanna short HSBC. Only wanna put up $300 bucks is it even worth it.

3ebfan

NVDA price target upgraded to 1350 by HSBC

ConcentrateOdd8190

NVDA: HSBC Raises target price to $1,350.00 from 1,050.00 

Frosty-Pea-4577

HSBC raised NVDA target price to 1350, this shit gonna drill isnt it

BulletPlease

HSBC adjust price target to $1350, making it will above the most valuable stock in the world. Someone knows something! Wouldn’t be surprised if it blows past $920 so u might just be fine there pal.

dvdmovie1

You have an index that almost entirely lacks tech (less than 1% according to Morningstar on the HSBC FTSE 100 etf) and that has been incredibly awful for years. You're starting to see some outperformance from mining, energy and other such industries. Will it last? Who knows. Is the FTSE100 the best way to play that? Probably not.

BarryGruber

Oil has been pretty stable since the start of 2023 in the $70 to $95pb range. When it his $95 in September 2023, the FTSE did not rally. It is now about $83pb, so I don't see oil as the reason for this rally. As for the banks, [HSBC](https://www.ft.com/content/05177d82-ac3b-4108-a958-e49bd482adcd), [Barclays](https://www.ft.com/content/7e573a2d-8c2a-4e25-bd16-0c13554b0050), [NatWest](https://www.ft.com/content/b5d364b4-5bf1-4adf-bc1a-fd840845d41b) and [Lloyds](https://www.ft.com/content/4086d32f-142c-411e-8f48-139957fcdde6) all reported a fall in profits.

diverareyouok

That’s why ensuring they’re FDIC insured is essential. Although your arbitrary cutoff for banks would mean Chase, HSBC, Schwab, Wells Fargo, etc all wouldn’t be “safe”.

Rare-ish_Bird

Most of the new 1-3 year bonds issued by banks like JPM, HSBC, Wells, at above 5%, have been called for November...tells me they all think the Fed will lower rates by November.

thisoneismineallmine

[HSBC](https://www.cnn.com/2024/04/30/business/hsbc-ceo-announces-surprise-retirement/index.html) next

D4nCh0

Most punters in PRC & HK day trade. Hodl is too exciting. Unless it’s for dividends like HSBC.

GoldEdit

HSBC doesn’t exist anymore btw

_slartibartfast_0815

I'll try to explain the option game to you. Options are sold by large institutions (e.g. HSBC) which have the power to influence stock prices by buying or selling huge quantities. These institutions know exactly what options with what expiry date and wich strike they have sold to you regards. If a large group of regards buys now for example puts on TSLA with the same strikes and expiry dates, because everyone knows they will miss earnings, do you really think the seller of the options is willingly giving the small retail investor a ton of money? You guessed right, they won't. So, the next time you buy options because there is a popular sentiment that a stock will go up or down for a totally logical reason on a certain day (e.g. earnings report) do the opposite of what the majority does.

Straight_Turnip7056

Yes, we're forgetting the debt part and cost of borrowing from ECB/wherever they raise cash from. The cash is actually a liability for the bank, whereas lending money is their 'asset'. And, you think this MegaCap French bank with employees always on lunch break, and work culture rooted in socialism, can really compete with UBS, Barclays, HSBC, Citi, JPM??

WTFspy

> On Wednesday, HSBC analyst Michael Tyndall adjusted Tesla's (NASDAQ:TSLA) stock price target, bringing it down to $120 from $138

Skd98012

HSBC just upgraded JNJ from Hold > Buy with a $170 price target (currently sitting at ~145)

Skd98012

BREAKING NEWS: JNJ stock upgraded from Hold > Buy with a $170 price target by HSBC

Affectionate-Idea690

AMD introduces AI chips for business laptops and desktops - Reuters AMD rises 2% as HSBC upgraded its shares to buy with price target of $225.

Ashamed-Second-5299

HSBC Chinese bank upgraded amd to $220. Something fishy going on

DisfuncionTecnica

HSBC was a lot worse (openly drug cartel money laundering) and they are doing just fine. They'll pay a fine and go back to business as usual.

ConcentrateOdd8190

HSBC EXPECTS 75 BPS OF INTEREST RATE CUTS BY THE U.S. FEDERAL RESERVE IN 2024 They must be smoking some high quality crack 

cmwmyx

I'll look into it. The accounts were opened in different countries as I work abroad mostly. All HSBC accounts, but the different countries offer different viable options.

cmwmyx

Thanks for the vote of confidence and advice. I'm 35, currently utilising 3 HSBC savings accounts: Flexi @ 3.2% and Future @ 3.5% and an ISA @ 4.2% Monthly auto direct debit transfers of 30% of my salary upon receipt. With the remaining 70% of salary in regular account which I live on, I budget frugally, and if there are remainders after allocated mandatory expenditures, I put that into a high dividend return pie on Trading 212. However, I feel that the funds can grow faster and that I'm not nurturing the growth well enough. Hence, the post.

mcorvin88

Positions in Citi. DD: HSBC PT 70, buy rating (12% upside), Wells Fargo PT 80, overweight (28% upside), Oppenheimer PT 88, outperform (41% upside), Goldman Sachs PT 68, buy rating (9% upside); average PT 76.5 with average upside of 22.7% (all upsides based on stock price of $62.32 earlier today). wells Fargo has also had a good run like Citigroup but upside potential is less. Citigroup undervalued compared to its peers: WF, JPM Chase, BoA per Morningstar report March 26. Goldman Sachs just released a report yesterday citing Q1 upside highest for Wells Fargo and JPMorgan. however just 2-3 weeks ago GMS had upgraded citi to buy; and wells fargo was downgraded in the same time period by KBW. Wells Fargo doesn’t have as much an upside. I’ve already bought in. I’m not sure given the macroeconomic input today when the next time to buy would be.

Bronto_Chad

A group called CyberN\*\*\*\*\* breached HSBC and Barclays banks. 

No-Lack-3144

Shell, COF and HSBC. COF and HSBC both trade under a book value of 1. If the merger goes through COF will be worth even more. COF also trades below intrinsic value by 29%. HSBC trades 39% below intrinsic value as well. I see HSBC as the Citi of Europe as they have also been trimming the fat globally. Europe basically beats down their own stocks and with HSBC you get China exposure in Hong Kong. Shell is not far off from Chevron in market cap and revenue. The EU is why they trade at a discount as well as the previous management which was not helpful. New CEO has started shifting this company back to their roots and it’ll pay off. Shell trades at 58% below intrinsic value as well.

DurianOrganic3438

>Wealthsimple i have noticed this too. I use HSBC for trading, but I hate that. Market orders should be whatever the stock price is at. (just a few years ago, you could place market orders, and not have to be sold someone else''s higher ask) not sure who's makin' the rues anymore.

Mt_Koltz

Here's a massive list of brokers which didn't turn off the buy button: * Most Canadian Brokers (Questrade, Qtrade, Disnat, BMO, HSBC, RBC, TD, etc.) * Most European Brokers (Swissquote, TradeStation, Degiro) * Fidelity * Vanguard * WealthSimple (CAN, US) * Schwab (Margin requirements increased) * You Invest (JP Morgan/Chase) * Capital.com * Wells Fargo - allowed trades but banned its advisors from talking about GameStop * Nordnet * Citibank

Ieatmudd

Damn near everybody turned off the buy button E-Toro - Proof - Forced stop-losses Bad Brokers - Restricted purchasing of certain tickers E-Trade - Proof Ally - Proof Public.com - Proof Merrill Edge - Proof IG Broker - Proof Trade Republic - Proof Webull - Admitted they were forced to by clearing firm - Clearing firm is Apex - They'll be moved to neutral once they publicly confirm Apex was sole reason the trades were restricted. Stake - Proof Trading212 - Proof - re-enabled, caused by intermediary - Intermediary is IB - Restricted purchasing of other securities previous - Based on them restricting securities before this, and countless complaints regarding other restrictions, I've put them back in the bad list. Neutral Brokers - Restricted trading, publicly naming their intermediary Freetrade - Proof, blames Barclays - CMO Interview - CMO Tweets M1 Finance - Proof - Blames Apex Clearing Tastyworks - Proof, blame Apex Clearing Stash - Proof, blamex Apex Clearing TD Ameritrade/Canada - Proof - Proof2 - (Margin requirements increased, Covered call and short put orders may only be placed with a broker and support times are > 2h, other trades restricted) - Neutral because they didn't restrict the purchase of stocks with cash. Revolut - Proof - Blames DriveWealth LCC Good Brokers - Did not restrict trading Most Canadian Brokers (Questrade, Qtrade, Disnat, BMO, HSBC, RBC, TD, etc.) Most European Brokers (Swissquote, TradeStation, Degiro) Fidelity Vanguard WealthSimple (CAN, US) Schwab (Margin requirements increased) You Invest (JP Morgan/Chase) Capital.com Wells Fargo - allowed trades but banned its advisors from talking about GameStop Nordnet Citibank Note regarding the clearing houses The first step is to know why brokers restricted the trading. The second step is to investigate what happened with the clearing houses. Currently, the following clearing houses seem to have had the most issues: Apex Clearing Barclays IKBR We don't know if these firms acted maliciously (protecting themselves before protecting the free market), or because they literally had no choice.

Ieatmudd

E-Toro - Proof - Forced stop-losses Bad Brokers - Restricted purchasing of certain tickers E-Trade - Proof Ally - Proof Public.com - Proof Merrill Edge - Proof IG Broker - Proof Trade Republic - Proof Webull - Admitted they were forced to by clearing firm - Clearing firm is Apex - They'll be moved to neutral once they publicly confirm Apex was sole reason the trades were restricted. Stake - Proof Trading212 - Proof - re-enabled, caused by intermediary - Intermediary is IB - Restricted purchasing of other securities previous - Based on them restricting securities before this, and countless complaints regarding other restrictions, I've put them back in the bad list. Neutral Brokers - Restricted trading, publicly naming their intermediary Freetrade - Proof, blames Barclays - CMO Interview - CMO Tweets M1 Finance - Proof - Blames Apex Clearing Tastyworks - Proof, blame Apex Clearing Stash - Proof, blamex Apex Clearing TD Ameritrade/Canada - Proof - Proof2 - (Margin requirements increased, Covered call and short put orders may only be placed with a broker and support times are > 2h, other trades restricted) - Neutral because they didn't restrict the purchase of stocks with cash. Revolut - Proof - Blames DriveWealth LCC Good Brokers - Did not restrict trading Most Canadian Brokers (Questrade, Qtrade, Disnat, BMO, HSBC, RBC, TD, etc.) Most European Brokers (Swissquote, TradeStation, Degiro) Fidelity Vanguard WealthSimple (CAN, US) Schwab (Margin requirements increased) You Invest (JP Morgan/Chase) Capital.com Wells Fargo - allowed trades but banned its advisors from talking about GameStop Nordnet Citibank Note regarding the clearing houses The first step is to know why brokers restricted the trading. The second step is to investigate what happened with the clearing houses. Currently, the following clearing houses seem to have had the most issues: Apex Clearing Barclays IKBR We don't know if these firms acted maliciously (protecting themselves before protecting the free market), or because they literally had no choice.

Ieatmudd

E-Toro - Proof - Forced stop-losses Bad Brokers - Restricted purchasing of certain tickers E-Trade - Proof Ally - Proof Public.com - Proof Merrill Edge - Proof IG Broker - Proof Trade Republic - Proof Webull - Admitted they were forced to by clearing firm - Clearing firm is Apex - They'll be moved to neutral once they publicly confirm Apex was sole reason the trades were restricted. Stake - Proof Trading212 - Proof - re-enabled, caused by intermediary - Intermediary is IB - Restricted purchasing of other securities previous - Based on them restricting securities before this, and countless complaints regarding other restrictions, I've put them back in the bad list. Neutral Brokers - Restricted trading, publicly naming their intermediary Freetrade - Proof, blames Barclays - CMO Interview - CMO Tweets M1 Finance - Proof - Blames Apex Clearing Tastyworks - Proof, blame Apex Clearing Stash - Proof, blamex Apex Clearing TD Ameritrade/Canada - Proof - Proof2 - (Margin requirements increased, Covered call and short put orders may only be placed with a broker and support times are > 2h, other trades restricted) - Neutral because they didn't restrict the purchase of stocks with cash. Revolut - Proof - Blames DriveWealth LCC Good Brokers - Did not restrict trading Most Canadian Brokers (Questrade, Qtrade, Disnat, BMO, HSBC, RBC, TD, etc.) Most European Brokers (Swissquote, TradeStation, Degiro) Fidelity Vanguard WealthSimple (CAN, US) Schwab (Margin requirements increased) You Invest (JP Morgan/Chase) Capital.com Wells Fargo - allowed trades but banned its advisors from talking about GameStop Nordnet Citibank Note regarding the clearing houses The first step is to know why brokers restricted the trading. The second step is to investigate what happened with the clearing houses. Currently, the following clearing houses seem to have had the most issues: Apex Clearing Barclays IKBR We don't know if these firms acted maliciously (protecting themselves before protecting the free market), or because they literally had no choice.

dicktoballratio9000

We believe the upcoming GTC keynote will reveal broadening & deepening AI leadership. Further, our recent industry (component buyers/sellers) feedback supports strengthening demand in 2024 and 2025, especially for CPU-GPU combo Grace-Hopper,” wrote Truist analyst Willaim Stein in a research note. Stein raised his target price on Nvidia to $1,177 from $911 previously, keeping a Buy rating on the stock. The new target is based on a price-to-earnings multiple of 37 times Nvidia’s forecast earnings in 2025, which Stein noted is a discount to high-growth semiconductor peers. Elsewhere, HSBC analysts raised their target price on Nvidia to $1,050 from $880 and maintained a Buy rating on the stock.

heliacal-rising-rain

Companies that will speak at the GTC 2024 AI Conference: * NVIDIA * Meta * OpenAI * Google * Salesforce * LinkedIn * Microsoft * Mistral * xAI * Ford (also falls under Automotive) * ServiceNow * Cohere * Adobe * Lowe's * Medtronic * NEAR Protocol * Capital One * Yaskawa Electric Corp * Jaguar Land Rover (also falls under Automotive) * Shutterstock * Getty Images * Wayve * Adept AI * Siemens Digital Industries Software * Pixar * Modular AI * HSBC Holdings * Oracle Health * Samsung Electronics * Scale AI * NASDAQ * KT * Wells Fargo * SentinelOne * Allen Institute for Artificial Intelligence * Schlumberger * Cadence Design Systems, Inc. * Verizon * Chetan Sharma Consulting * Amdocs * Relation Therapeutics * Essential AI * Sakana AI * Inceptive * L'Oreal * GE Healthcare * Bristol Myers Squibb * Shell * Disney * HSBC Holdings * Genentech * Ford * Jaguar Land Rover * ARK Investment Management LLC

Nightly-Philosopher

First time investor so unsure where to start. I'm going to go for the global index fund for my existing pension funds, probably 70% of my savings. I'm looking to invest the other 30% in various other index funds, I work in tech so leaning towards tech, robotics/ automation and AI. Any advice on what to invest in? Also, should I use Hargreaves Lansdowne, AJ Bells Dodl or Moneybox? I think the AJ Bells Dodls adventurous fund looks good instead of my ideas around AI investment as it has things like HSBC emerging markets which I think could be a better investment than AI , based on what I've read online, but moneybox doesn't have that option. What's best? Any ideas appreciated, thank you

gewur33

HSBC and Société Gebneral today stopped to issue Knockout long Certificates.  It squeezes. 

gewur33

no new long certificates issues by HSBC and Societé on traderepublik LOL. Bought 5 more MSTR

gewur33

Can confirm that HSBC and Societé only issue harmless 1.4x leveraged certificates on TradeRepublik. Wanted to pickup more of the good ones -- not available!! bought more MIGA :\]

xdesm0

$HSBC they launder their money.

SocialyAwkwardBonobo

**Semiconductors** HSBC Nasdaq Global Semiconductor UCITS ETF iShares MSCI Global Semiconductors UCITS ETF USD (Acc) VanEck Semiconductor UCITS ETF **AI** Xtrackers Artificial Intelligence & Big Data UCITS ETF 1C WisdomTree Artificial Intelligence UCITS ETF USD Acc just to name a few. There are many sited just for ETFs, where you can dig into the world of ETFs :)

This_Guy_Fuggs

GOOG AMAT GS HSBC TM PBR (definitely not great, but at least cheap, still) ALB and the riskier but cheaper SQM

sportingpool

what about a bank. HSBC. they are much more solid than they get credit for now, and are inexpensive cigarette companies are also completely out of flavour :- ) can get 10% div yield on altria or BTI

ahminus

Already got puts on HSBC.

Jedclark

If you don't want to pick individual stocks, you can open a stocks and shares ISA with your bank. They will manage things like diversifying between countries, sectors, asset classes, etc. for you. I have one with HSBC and you can open one from the HSBC app. Whatever bank you are with, if they have an app take a look on there and see if there's an investment section somewhere.

aka0007

Their cash balances are unlikely to be divided up into so many chunks as it would make managing cash a nightmare. In any case, verifying cash is the easiest thing to do. You go to HSBC, Chase, Bank of America and the other banks that Tesla has cash at and they will send the accountants directly statements verifying the cash balance and any cash activity requested.

jsupanci

Exactly yes, it's like one of those SAT questions "A is to B as X is to Y". They're just working with securities instead of real-estate. It might get interesting at the high levels at the big banks, like "upstairs" at HSBC. But, it's generally boring work.

RossRiskDabbler

Insider trading happens 24/7/365. The thing is, in small margins. What did you think, you as for example Barclays Front Office trader on a Rates or FX desk go to HSBC FO desk on Flow Rates 'you suddenly forgot' what they did at Barclays? Insider trading always happens. Everywhere. But at marginal level because they know if it's an anomaly on the market the financial regulators wake up and catch you.

KryoAnura

According to a post from the german version of wsb: - KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 - HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 - JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 - Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 - Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 - Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 - BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 - Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800 While UBS cuts the PT from 850 to 800. I have not checked them myself, so if those are wrong it's /u/Dmitriy1996 fault.

kuprenx

[$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): +15% premkt ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): UBS Cuts Price target to $800 from $850 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Stifel Raises Price target to $910 from $865 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): DA Davidson Raises Price target to $620 from $410 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Cantor Fitzgerald Raises Price target to $900 from $775 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Wolfe Research Raises Price target to $900 from $630 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Truist Securities Raises Price target to $911 from $691 ❖ [$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800

kawkface

kt ❖ $NVDA: UBS Cuts Price target to $800 from $850 ❖ $NVDA: KeyBanc Raises Price target to $1,100 from $740 ❖ $NVDA: HSBC Raises Price target to $880 from $835 ❖ $NVDA: JPMorgan Raises Price target to $850 from $650 ❖ $NVDA: Stifel Raises Price target to $910 from $865 ❖ $NVDA: Deutsche Bank Raises Price target to $720 from $560 ❖ $NVDA: DA Davidson Raises Price target to $620 from $410 ❖ $NVDA: Cantor Fitzgerald Raises Price target to $900 from $775 ❖ $NVDA: Bernstein Raises Price target to $1,000 from $700 ❖ $NVDA: Wolfe Research Raises Price target to $900 from $630 ❖ $NVDA: Morgan Stanley Raises Price target to $795 from $750 ❖ $NVDA: BofA Securities Raises Price target to $925 from $800 ❖ $NVDA: Truist Securities Raises Price target to $911 from $691 ❖ $NVDA: Goldman Sachs Raises Price target to $875 from $800

youllbetheprince

He made a bad comparison but China accounts for 30% of HSBC's revenues or so. It is heavily exposed.

My_G_Alt

Crypto took a lot of HSBC’s TAM if you catch my drift

Ok-Tour-7403

Me too, got panic as a lot of options from Société Générale [***disappeared***](https://www.google.com/search?client=firefox-b-e&sca_esv=fa8fe62a24a75465&sxsrf=ACQVn0_aR27t0_HN7bWsOcCt3DosUtTcaw:1708558394056&q=disappeared&spell=1&sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwiVlp-BzL2EAxWk4AIHHX-1C-YQkeECKAB6BAgFEAI) and fomoed into a 680$ 13/03 call from HSBC. I guess you were lucky/earlier and still could buy Société Générale Options.

deezee72

You have no idea what you're talking about. China actually has quite a lot of privately owned brokerages, including Guangfa Securities, which is a top 10 brokerage by size and which is fully privately owned (Citigroup is the largest investor in its parent company). Ping An Securities sits under Ping An, whose largest owner is HSBC with 17% share, vs. 5% share for the Shenzhen government. East Money Securities is the largest retail focused brokerage and is still majority owned by its founding team - Qi Shi alone owns 20%. There are also a number of brokerages that are majority privately owned but which have the government as a minority stakeholder, and which behave similarly to the private companies. CICC is the second largest brokerage in China and was founded as the local joint venture of Morgan Stanley - since Morgan exited by selling to other private investors, the government "only" has a 40% stake. Overall, the Chinese government believes its essential to maintain control of the financial system through state ownership of banks, but they appear to see brokerages (and insurance) as less strategic, and have been much more open to allowing private investors to found or own brokerages as a result.

hanky0898

They assisted the usa by trapping the daughter of Huawei founder while making most of their profits from Hong Kong. How is that for helling China. HSBC is a british bank not a Chinese bank.

hayasecond

The name Shanghai is back from 1865. HSBC is a UK bank, headquartered in London, with its original roots in Hong Kong. They did open branches in Shanghai , way before CCP occupied China. You can’t seriously compare its relationship with China to boa relationship with the U.S. whose headquarter is in the U.S. and founded in the U.S.

CheeriosRDonutSeeds

HSBC = HK Shanghai Banking Corp - you don’t expect BofA to reduce exposure to US back in the GFC do you?

XunclericoX

HSBC

brunocborges

https://www.thestreet.com/investing/stocks/analysts-unveil-new-nvidia-price-targets-as-key-earnings-report-looms "Gerra lifted his price target on Nvidia by $300, to a Wall Street high of $1,050 per share, in a report published Tuesday." "HSBC analyst Frank Lee is a bit more cautious, however, even as, in a note published Monday, he bumped his target by $35, to $835, while affirming a buy rating. "

ExactLobster1462

HSBC Raises NVIDIA's Price Target to $835 From $800, Keeps Buy Rating

RushXtreme

Unfortunately the tech systems in UK banks are held by shoestrings. Wait for more banking outages in 2024. HSBC had 3 big ones, one over Black Friday sales weekend. Time the regulator put in massive fines or cost cutting will gut the banks. Then like the water companies, customers will get charged to fix the problems… You heard it here first. No to go back to getting drubk

trainwreck001

Imagine following HSBC for analysis 

NVDAismygod

HSBC said NVDA will peak next week and have limited upside for 2024-2026

NVDAismygod

HSBC gave this memo as they updates their price target.

Grunblau

“HSBC upping the valuation of their collateral.”

5uckmyd1ckb1t4

[$NVDA](https://twitter.com/search?q=%24NVDA&src=cashtag_click): HSBC Raises Target price to $835 from $800 ❖ "We remain LT bullish on Nvidia's dominant AI strategy as we expect its competitive moat will enable Nvidia to remain significantly ahead of any competitors. However, we expect the momentum of its 2023 quarterly earnings beat and raise to likely peak starting this quarter. Given Nvidia's share price rally year-to-date of +46% (vs Nasdaq index +8% year-to-date), we believe overall market expectations have risen significantly as consensus earnings are now approaching our forecasts. Hence, we see limited room for further earnings upside in 2024 relative to the sales and earnings surprise that we saw in 2023. Despite this, we remain bullish on further re-rating emerging from new TAMs."

ChirrBirry

HSBC real estate fund is almost entirely invested in US properties through companies like Prologis. I suppose that’s better than having the same amount of the profile trapped in Chinese property.

ahminus

I don't think HSBC is healthy. I bought September puts on it.