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Why did HSBC shares fall?
Even though HSBC announced strong profits and a share buyback, its shares dropped. This often happens when investors expected even better news, or when wider market concerns outweigh good company results. It shows that share prices aren't just about current performance; future expectations and investor mood play a big part.
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