[HSBC Holding pricing issue - HSBA]

Hi @CharlotteIG

Is there any update on the above thread - I can still see the pricing anomalies in the chart. 

Oddly, I can see another issue on Flutter Entertainment PLC which appears to be very similar to the pricing issues above. I'll post a new thread on this.

Thanks. 

 

[Sector Analysis]

Hi all, 

Relatively new around here and I wanted to get some input from members on how people go about performing sector analysis on markets (UK based stocks). From what I can see this is not really possible using the tools that are available on IG (pls correct me if I'm wrong) and maybe better suited on some of the other platforms / websites / tools out there. 

I'm looking to use a top down approach to stock selection based on a performing sector rather than pure stock picking based on individual stock setup. Ideally this would mean assessing the higher performing sectors, relative to the main index for a given market, then selecting appropriate stocks in that sector. For example, Tradingview has a page which shows the sector information, but there isn’t a way (that I know) to see this information vs FTSE100/200/350 etc.

https://uk.tradingview.com/markets/stocks-united-kingdom/sectorandindustry-sector/

Any help or push in the right direction would be appreciated.

Thanks.

 

[HSBC Holding pricing issue - HSBA]

ok great. Thanks for the follow up. 

Interested to hear what this issue was. 

[HSBC Holding pricing issue - HSBA]

Thanks for the response. See the chart below:

 

[HSBC Holding pricing issue - HSBA]

Hello, 

Can you please advise why massive price spikes on the 18th Feb and 13th March? I'm seeing the below data in my chart (web platform) in the share dealing account: 

18 = 741 / 549.50 / 569.10 / 552.10 - HLOC

13 = 481.35/69.73/465.77/463.10 - HLOC

52w H/L are nowhere near the mentioned levels. 

Thanks
 

 

[Multiple price overlays]

Hello, 

I'm a new user to IG and currently trying to explore some of the functionality on the web based platform.

I'm looking to see if there is any functionality which will allow me to overlay multiple instruments in one chart. For example, I would like to overlay some UK sector indices vs FTSE 100 to assess relative performance.

Thanks.