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ASC Asos Plc

358.20
4.20 (1.19%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Asos Plc LSE:ASC London Ordinary Share GB0030927254 ORD 3.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.20 1.19% 358.20 184,163 16:35:13
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
359.60 360.40 368.00 359.00 368.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Accesory, Spcl Stores 3.55B -223.1M -1.8747 -1.92 427.71M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
18:08:21 O 770 360.606 GBX

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Date Time Title Posts
23/4/202423:20A LOT OF ANGRY LOSERS GOT BADLY BURNT ON ASOS 11
23/4/202414:18ASOS----Fast Celebrity Fashion Online ----34,131
22/4/202417:02The Bubble has truly burst for ASOS1
21/4/202422:48Riv the div2
16/3/202414:20Bluebear GAME OVER7

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17:06:39360.401,5945,744.71O
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Posted at 23/4/2024 09:20 by Asos Daily Update
Asos Plc is listed in the Womens Accesory, Spcl Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ASC. The last closing price for Asos was 354p.
Asos currently has 119,008,036 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Asos is £427,714,881.
Asos has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.92.
This morning ASC shares opened at 368p
Posted at 23/4/2024 08:09 by thanatos abysss
share price hammering down ever since you been ramping this loser boy
Posted at 23/4/2024 08:06 by qantas
Abyss get back in your very dark hole, share price up 13.6p = 367.80

Shows you have no idea one total troll with egg on face.

Please do your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.
Posted at 22/4/2024 16:50 by qantas
Sell just another G-Y bum.

How did they get it so wrong? share price hammering they lost a fortune today and will again tomorrow.

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Posted at 22/4/2024 16:13 by qantas
Abyss best to get back in your hole.

Share price hammering up shorts with unlimited loses.

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Posted at 22/4/2024 15:31 by qantas
Abyss you look better in your black hole so dark in your World enjoy.

Share price hammering up £3.6340

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Posted at 22/4/2024 09:51 by qantas
Sell and Seed what muppets firing blanks No fire power.
Share price hammering up.

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Posted at 20/4/2024 13:56 by wolfofhounslow
for FREE Share PricesASOS Share PriceASOS Share ChatPin to quick picksASOS Share Chat (ASC)ASC Share PriceASC SharePriceASC Share NewsASC ShareNewsASC Share ChatASC ShareChat2ASC Share TradesASC ShareTrades442ASC Live RNSASCLive RNSASOS Information Buy ASC SharesBuy ASC SharesAdd ASC to WatchlistAdd ASC to WatchlistAdd ASC to AlertAdd ASC to AlertShare Price Information for ASOS (ASC)London Stock Exchange Share Price is delayed by 15 minutesGet Live DataShare Price:356.80Bid:354.00Ask:355.20Change:-1.60 (-0.45%) Spread: 1.20 (0.339%) Open: 350.00 High: 357.20 Low: 347.60 Prev. Close: 358.40ASC Live PriceLast checked at 13:56:15 Share Discussion for ASOSShare Chat Filters Thread ViewPost Message123west6809Posts: 1,257Price: 356.80No OpinionTopshopToday 13:23Article suggests a premium would be offered for Topshop if one did materialise. Exactly what I was thinking.https://ww.fashionnetwork.com/news/Can-asos-keep-topshop-as-shein-and-authentic-rekindle-interest-,1625532.htmlCan ASOS keep Topshop as Shein and Authentic rekindle interest?BySandra HallidayPublishedtodayApr 18, 2024News last year that Shein and Authentic Brands Group were interested in buying Topshop – currently owned by ASOS – seemed to be just a rumour. But now the speculation has resurfaced and given the well publicised problems at ASOS it could mean that a takeover by one of the fast expanding businesses is more likely.TopshopASOS bought Topshop in the wake of the Arcadia collapse and despite the brand having struggled under the previous owner, it remains a globally-known and in-demand label. That makes interest from big players unsurprising, as does the fact that ASOS still faces huge challenges in its turnaround, despite talking of making progress when it delivered its results this week.The Times claimed Thursday that Shein is among a number of potential buyers that want to take control of the brand with Authentic also believed to have shown fresh interest.None of the parties concerned have commented on the newspaper's report.It said ASOS is believed to have received "non-stop interest" from a range of high-profile retailers. This further underlines the brand's appeal and status despite the issues of recent years.ASOS paid £330 million to buy Topshop, along with Topman and Miss Selfridge, from failed Arcadia in 2021. At the time, its rivals to buy the business included Next, Frasers Group and Shein, according to reports.Last year, ASOS has reportedly considered selling Topshop in the face of its own widening losses and ballooning debt, although nothing happened at the time, even though Shein and Authentic were said to be interested.Both of those giant businesses are acquisition-hungry and both have shown enthusiasm for buying UK properties. Shein, for instance, acquired Missguided from Frasers Group, while Authentic is the owner of both Ted Baker and boot company Hunter.They both have very deep pockets too and would be able to pay a premium price if ASOS was in a position to hold out for one.It's unclear whether Shein and Authentic would be rivals or partners in buying Topshop as they have existing links with each other. Shein last year acquired an interest adding up to a third of Sparc Group. That's a joint venture between Authentic and Simon Property Group.But one big question here is whether ASOS would want to sell one of its top-performing units to a business like Shein that has become a thorn in its side. It's a major rival whose success is partly responsible for ASOS's sales struggles in the past couple of years. Anything that would strengthen its rival is likely to be bad news for ASOS.But its current problems may force it to take actio
Posted at 26/3/2024 06:54 by sellhighandbuylow
​There’s still no sign of a turnaround at ASOS, with the share price drifting back to the lows of summer 2023.

​It’s hard not to exaggerate the decline and demise of ASOS. For a while, it looked like ASOS could be a clothing titan and an international success story.

Unfortunately, the problems began long before the pandemic, with the shares slumping from their 2018 high of more than £78 per share to a low of £10 when Covid-19 hit. Lockdowns provided a brief respite, and lifted the ASOS share price, but this proved to be a very short-lived phenomenon.

​Since early 2021 the shares have been on a relentless downtrend, and after a brief revival in the summer of 2023 have now slipped back to below 400p.

​Pre-tax losses have ballooned, while the company has become the target of short-sellers, who have unsurprisingly seized on the 89% decline over the past five years. Many shareholders are now just pinning their hopes on a take over.

Source: IG.COM
Posted at 07/3/2024 11:39 by millennialinvestor
The tide will change as boo and asc price targets 10 fold increase (i just ran the numbers)
Posted at 12/2/2024 19:24 by seagreen
Throgmortonstreet

As a relatively newbe that is interesting about the convertible, I just wonder if it is the convertible arb desks who began shorting the shares as protection?

I am no expert on convert arb desks and presumably the underlying bond has dropped in value due to the very small interest rates it was struck at in 2021 as interest rates have risen.

I note the share price started dropping seriously around the time of the convertible.

Infact (ignoring the dramatic drop in share price) the convertible bond has been an incredibly cheap way of financing for ASOS and a nightmare for the holders of the convertible.

It is not out of the question that by 2026 the convertible arbitrage will be taken off and all the shorts closed and the share price could return to towards £50.

I only have a tiny holding but that could be a ten bagger over the next couple of years, providing the company starts to make money etc.

I need to phone a friend who understands convertible arbitrage.

Just thinkimg but I might have to buy a few more for the ISA
Asos share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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