Asos Share Discussion Threads

[cleverclog] 22/9/2015 13:41

These falls are nothing for those who have stock from 80p.

I know some who purchased 5K at 35p, made a million at the top.

[tomboyb] 18/9/2015 09:23

"skinny bearded rainbow stovepipe kettle"

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[liquidkid] 18/9/2015 09:20

ASOS,
I ordered a skinny bearded rainbow stovepipe kettle set of trading statement
and it hasn't been delivered yet. If you don't deliver now and wait until FYI
on 20th October I will have to cancel my order. Following I shall relate my
experience on to the appropriate social media and then get some results.

[admin900] 17/9/2015 14:30

From 4000p to 2500p bad don't buy untill result there me be reason behind it CEO jumping ship.

[dlku] 16/9/2015 16:11

Best to wait for Robertsons shares to flood the market


probably duming already

[williemanjaro] 16/9/2015 16:09

cottlet sold but I`m still obsessed with them :^)

[mbmiah] 08/9/2015 20:42

Best to wait for Robertsons shares to flood the market

[cottlet] 06/9/2015 18:29

has willie sold?

[moorsie2] 04/9/2015 21:38

weekend press could be instrumental on the sentiment here on monday

[salpara111] 04/9/2015 09:29

Nearly got into this at £35 but really struggle with the p/e multiple.
It now looks like £25 could be a real possibility but until the new guy is in place and has his first market update out we will not know what is really going on.
I am keeping an eye on this one but not invested yet.

[moorsie2] 04/9/2015 09:25

it has a lot more to fall - and then a takeover will happen at a premium as a fire sale.

My prediction - fall to £15 and taken over at £22

[saturn5] 03/9/2015 22:54

With the low price now is the time for a full takeover

[liquidkid] 03/9/2015 10:02

That is one big butt ugly glitch in the chart yesterday with an over 10% intraday move. Anyone care to explain the technicals or do you just strike it off as an outlier

Beaufort However, his success as the CEO is yet to be seen.
However, results were seasonal fare wait if growth is a long-term trend.
Furthermore, ASOS is currently facing stiff competition from growing online competitors.
In view of the above uncertainties, we retain a Hold rating on the stock.


"We do not anticipate any sudden change in strategic direction," said analysts at Liberum, retaining their "hold" stance.
"ASOS clearly has momentum in most of its key regions. We remain wary of the high rating but the market appears willing to accept this as long as the sales growth ... continues," they said.

[telbap] 03/9/2015 08:14

Moorsie.... He has been on the board since 2009. I expect he knows what's happening. In any case, it's all for show. Once things calm down and turn around.d nick will be back. All IMHO.

[moorsie2] 03/9/2015 07:52

if a shareholder - be afraid!

Never immediate resignation without issues - new CEO is unqualified to lead this business :(

[woodie3] 02/9/2015 11:12

2 Sep Liberum Capital 3,300.00 Hold
2 Sep JP Morgan... 4,000.00 Overweight

[liquidkid] 02/9/2015 09:40

The headline on Sky in the next couple of months is going to be:

Shares Find Calm After Share Sale Storm
There is a pause in the turmoil that has plagued investors, as shareholders are spared another major sell-off in ASOS, after Nick Robertson abruptly quit

[dafad] 01/9/2015 18:47

chief t quit-sky sources

[woodie3] 26/8/2015 15:06

what would you accept if someone did bid?

[woodie3] 26/8/2015 15:05

for a takeover someone has to make a bid which will not happen at these levels

[tonyrcarr] 25/8/2015 19:43

Can't see him walking away without some form of mild recovery play. Divorce to pay and stock at less than half it's all time high. Would you sell out at this level Saturn?

[saturn5] 22/8/2015 15:32

Ive been here without a divi for many years

I would love to see Nick accept a takeover and move on

[moorsie2] 21/8/2015 13:59

I am very bearish on this stock.

Hyper competitive marketplace space, margins thin and expect to be thinner.

Currency tailwinds for UK sales when the product is bought from overseas however the key here is about growth in mainland Europe and the currency winds there are very much strong headwinds! And what ever profits can be made in these markets look significantly smaller when reported back into sterling for the parent company entity.