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HSBC Holdings (LSE:HSBA)

1,195.80p -15.60p (-1.3%) 26 March 2026 at 11:35:09 GMT
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Price History
Financials
Peer Comparison
Performance
Dividends
Events

HSBA Recommendations

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    Ice: HSBC Holdings

    Owain Bennallack

    28 November 2016

    Owain thinks rising interest rates could boost profitability at this re-recommendation.

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    Ice: HSBC Holdings

    Owain Bennallack

    24 November 2014

    It would be foolhardy to claim to be sure banks will get back their old vigour, but HSBC could still offer a decent return.

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HSBA Coverage

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    Update: Kainos, DS Smith, HSBC, Bunzl

    The Share Advisor Team

    9 September 2024

    Volatility, takeovers, new management and buybacks – just another busy week at Share Advisor.

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    Update: HSBC

    The Share Advisor Team

    11 March 2024

    HSBC continues to execute well on its transformation strategy.

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    Update: Victrex, Learning Technologies, ABF, Morgan Advanced Materials, Lloyds, HSBC, Burberry

    The Share Advisor Team

    12 June 2023

    We’ve got plenty of positive news from seven of our recommendations this week and one is moving back to Buy.

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    Update: Hargreaves Lansdown, ITV, HSBC

    The Share Advisor Team

    14 March 2022

    Business has appeared to be improving at some of our recommendations, but that doesn’t mean the market has been happy with their results.

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    Update: Devro, Croda, Prudential, Renishaw, Redrow, Intertek, Howden Joinery, HSBC, Glanbia, Primary Health Properties, Lloyds, Rightmove, Spectris

    The Share Advisor Team

    8 March 2021

    As earnings season moves into a higher gear, it’s all about much-needed growth for a large number of Share Advisor companies.

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    Update: XP Power, Lloyds, HSBC, Standard Chartered

    The Share Advisor Team

    10 August 2020

    Once again, our companies are seeing hugely different results depending on whether their sector is being helped or hurt by the ongoing pandemic effects.

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    Update: GlaxoSmithKline, Hikma Pharmaceuticals, HSBC, Standard Chartered, Barclays, Lloyds, Admiral

    The Share Advisor Team

    4 May 2020

    It’s perhaps no surprise that pharma giants and financials (banks and insurance) are in the spotlight at present as Covid-19 continues to impact business.

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    Update: HSBC, Lloyds, Barclays, Standard Chartered, Redrow, Carnival, Domino’s Pizza, Rotork, Auto Trader, Imperial Brands, Pearson, Diageo, Meggitt, Coats, Softcat, Essentra

    The Share Advisor Team

    6 April 2020

    Companies are cutting costs, and some are cutting their dividends, especially the UK banks. Meanwhile, previously expensive quality shares are becoming more affordable.

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