Asos, Dune London, Superdry benefit from ?strong? Black FridayBY SABINA WESTON 2 DECEMBER 2024This year's Black Friday saw stronger demand and more full-price sales, leading UK and Irish retailers told Draper |
Christmas will be an amazing good year..
Ready to hammer up again in the morning. |
wait for 30p
ticking time bomb |
nobody knows how bad the sales will be ?
expect 320p's / 400p's soon
or bad news 200p's |
everyone buying secondhand clothing as cost of living / fuel stops the xmas shoppers |
Robert will be waiting a long time now. |
we wait for 300p |
those that sold above 450p today will be able to buy back 30% cheaper soon
350p |
Another blue close |
i wonder if we could see 350p's again
plenty shorts increased
the insiders know something |
380p will be my exit price
happy to have sold out at 451p today and now shorting
plenty bad news on its way |
CLOTHING RETAILERS SUFFER BOXING DAY HIT, AS SHOPPERS DECLINE TO SPEND
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Data gathered at lunchtime yesterday by MRI Software indicates that shoppers have been reluctant to spend their cash this Boxing Day.
With many clothing retailers starting their online sales on Christmas Eve, the traditional Boxing Day Sales event is no longer seen as a major shopping event.
Online clothing sales and footfall in high street retailers and in retail parks is well down, year-on-year
Interestingly, major retailers including Next, Marks & Spencer and John Lewis, have all chosen not to open the vast majority of their stores, saying they wanted to give their staff a break over the festive period.
Source: BBC NEWS + SKY NEWS + ITV NEWS |
More fake news from a 1 year old.
Share price hammering up why don't they know how to read charts???
ThrogmortonStreet
Member since: 23 Dec 2023 |
 CLOTHING RETAILER ASOS IS IN DEEP TROUBLE & THE FAILED SHARE RAMPERS KNOW IT !!
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The growing popularity of online clothing retailers SHEIN and TEMU is fuelling a cargo flight boom across the UK and mainland Europe.
Unprecedented numbers of clothing deliveries that once arrived by sea are now arriving by air, and this surge is being led by the Chinese fast fashion sector.
SHEIN and TEMU are rapidly changing the face of online shopping and the air cargo industry with it.
Rather than dispatching orders to local distribution centres, SHEIN and TEMU deploy an Amazon style business model - sourcing clothes direct from the manufacturers and then send them out by air direct straight to customers home addresses.
The lynchpin of this system is the conveyor belt of aircraft used to maintain the never-ending flow from Chinese production lines to millions of buyers in Europe and North America.
Browsing through the online offerings from SHEIN, the world’s largest fashion retailer, has become a way of life for most under-30s.
A survey of 1,000 Britons by marketing platform Omnisend suggests that amongst Generation Z 44% make at least one purchase every month from SHEIN with TEMU close behind on 41%.
FedEx, the world’s largest air cargo carrier, estimates that UK parcel shipments will total 1.29 Billion over the October-December period, the most in Europe and up a staggering 11% from a year ago.
This is yet another nail in the coffin for ASOS. |
That out-of-date Berensberg broker note to which you refer was actually dated 01 Feb 2024.
Since then, Berensbergs have issued TWO more broker notes in April 2024 and September 2024, which have also proved to be WRONG and have been very poor investment advice.
They are nearly as clueless as you and all your other LOSER NAMES !! |
More fake news from sell such a shame for him.
We are hammering up shorts doomed to failure.
We are now on our way back up to 600 pence
Berenberg reaffirmed its Buy rating on ASOS (LON:ASOS) Plc (ASC:LN) (OTC: ASOMY), maintaining a GBP6.00 price target |
It's easy to see why you LOST all your money relying on out-of-date Broker forecasts, dating back to Feb 2024.
More importantly, just like you, the analyst at Berenberg Bank have been consistently WRONG about buying ASOS shares.
Berensberg Bank repeatedly told clients to 'BUY' and then watched those clients lose their money. Here's their 'Buy' tips...........LOL
17-Jun-22 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 4100p
31-Aug-22 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 2500p
16-Sep-22 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 1800p
05-Jun-23 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 1000p
13-Sep-23 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 940p
01-Feb-24 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 600p
07-Apr-24 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 510p
05-Sep-24 Berenberg Bank 'Buy' at 490p |
Berenberg reaffirmed its Buy rating on ASOS (LON:ASOS) Plc (ASC:LN) (OTC: ASOMY), maintaining a GBP6.00 price target |
Christmas is pure cream.
Sell with same old fake news posting on multi chat lines.. |
CLOTHING RETAILERS SUFFER BOXING DAY HIT, AS SHOPPERS DECLINE TO SPEND
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Data gathered at lunchtime yesterday by MRI Software indicates that shoppers have been reluctant to spend their cash this Boxing Day.
With many clothing retailers starting their online sales on Christmas Eve, the traditional Boxing Day Sales event is no longer seen as a major shopping event.
Online clothing sales and footfall in high street retailers and in retail parks is well down, year-on-year
Interestingly, major retailers including Next, Marks & Spencer and John Lewis, have all chosen not to open the vast majority of their stores, saying they wanted to give their staff a break over the festive period.
Source: BBC NEWS + SKY NEWS + ITV NEWS |
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