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i know u guys r from hk, im born n raise there too but
just out of curiousity
how come some of u guys would choose trading hk equities over us and canadian?
i mean u guys live here (which i assume from reading ur posts), the media here focuses heavily in the us n canadian market neways,which in turn favors u guys from trading cos more infos are exposed..
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Originally Posted by KJQL
Morgan Stanley downgraded HSBC to $52 target price
hope that doesn't happen
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A quick look at Google news archive:
December 2007: Morgan Stanley cut its price target for HSBC Holdings plc shares traded in Hong Kong to HK$115 each from HK$131
March 2008: Goldman Sachs Group Inc. analyst Roy Ramos raised his target price by 12 percent to HK$128 in a report today, citing an implied dividend yield of 6.4 percent for 2008. He kept his ``sell'' rating on the stock. By contrast, JPMorgan Chase & Co. analyst Sunil Garg cut his target price for HSBC by 17 percent to HK$110 and said revenue and asset quality in Europe may face ``pressure.'' He kept his ``underweight'' rating on the stock. http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?p...VBg&refer=home
May 2008: Morgan Stanley cut HSBC to 'underweight' from 'equalweight' but maintained a target price of 115 hkd, factoring in higher estimate for the bank's non-performing US mortgage loans. http://www.forbes.com/markets/feeds/...fx4989559.html