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Author: Xu Shihao District Jiajun
2020-09-23 10:30
Last update date: 2020-09-23 10:31
"Big Elephant" HSBC Holdings (0005), affected by the recent negative news, the shares have been under selling pressure and have fallen below the "tsunami price". Today (23), they even fell below the 28th century supply share price. The latest report was 27.8 yuan, down More than 3%.
"Hong Kong 01" will discuss with Baoju Securities Director and Chief Investment Officer Huang Minshuo at 11 o'clock in the morning to analyze the trend of HSBC's market outlook and the overall market deployment under the sluggish market conditions.
Ye Shangzhi, chief strategist at First Shanghai, said in an interview with "Hong Kong 01" that HSBC's dividend policy is unclear, and the long-term low interest rate environment is expected in the future, which will put pressure on the bank's interest rate differential, affect operations, and negative in all aspects. According to the news, although it is now "falling a lot, falling rapidly, and breaking new lows", it is difficult to use valuation methods to judge the value of HSBC, and the risk of a rebound is still high.
He said that HSBC is not only facing the situation of narrowing interest margins. Therefore, investors are advised to avoid commercial banks, which are bank stocks that are mainly commercial lending.
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There have been negative news related to HSBC in the past few days, including the Chinese Ministry of Commerce announced on Friday the "Unreliable Entity List Regulations" to fight back against the United States. The chief reporter of the Chinese state media "Global Times" Qingqing Chen quoted a source on his personal Twitter as saying , HSBC and FedEx are very likely to be included in the "list of unreliable entities."
At the same time, some foreign media cited leaks, saying that HSBC had allowed Ponzi scheme funds to be transferred to Hong Kong via the United States, and the market was worried that the bank would be fined by regulators again.
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