HSBC
HSBC Holdings PLC
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If you keep loosing money, stop gambling it on stocks you don’t research or value beyond their popularity. Find some funds (vanguard, HSBC all world) and invest safely.

So to those who are struggling to understand...The Indians beat Goldman, more so HSBC, but they won. Unfortunately, 'who' did it has a habit of breaking ATM's; and this might be the case next month.

Being aware of the impact of foreign currency exchange upon returns is an important lesson for any investors, as many have learnt the hard way with the decline of the USD over the last three years and particularly so recently.
As well as considering investing in funds denominated in your local currency (and or hedged to your local currency) you may also want to consider supporting European fund operators rather than the usual American suspects. Examples include Amundi, Legal & General, HSBC and Xtrackers.

If you keep loosing money, stop gambling it on stocks you don’t research or value beyond their popularity. Find some funds (vanguard, HSBC all world) and invest safely.

So to those who are struggling to understand...The Indians beat Goldman, more so HSBC, but they won. Unfortunately, 'who' did it has a habit of breaking ATM's; and this might be the case next month.

Being aware of the impact of foreign currency exchange upon returns is an important lesson for any investors, as many have learnt the hard way with the decline of the USD over the last three years and particularly so recently.
As well as considering investing in funds denominated in your local currency (and or hedged to your local currency) you may also want to consider supporting European fund operators rather than the usual American suspects. Examples include Amundi, Legal & General, HSBC and Xtrackers.

At one point the HSBC FTSE all world was considered the better one. I’m invested mostly in this one on II as it’s not available on T212. Last 365 it has had a tiny amount of better performance and has 0.1% less cost.
All very similar.

lol WF committed fraud, and they only got a fine. Just like HSBC, Chase, and all the others.
It'll keep happening until someone gets perp-walked, or the fine outweighs the profits.... so it's not going to get fixed anytime soon.

Revolut is fine for a bootstrapping business, but once there’s decent cashflow there should be a old, established bank in the back end (I’ve always been happy with HSBC for that purpose, less so with NatWest etc). Revolut is still excellent for company cards, currency conversions, international payments, savings accounts etc, and as a back up just in case.
That said, 1-2 ”old” banks and at least 2 of the fintech ones is generally good advice for resiliency.

There were [pretty consistent raises recently](https://www.perplexity.ai/finance/NVDA/analysis), except for one from HSBC that was before earnings.
Doesn't matter though. All of these analyst targets, including the lowest one, are above NVDA's ATH. 🤣