Asos Share Discussion Threads

[saturn5] 14/1/2015 21:02

If the FTSE falls so does ASC sp

[kidknocked] 13/1/2015 16:50

A good, solid trading statement supported by decent trading today, with a nice rise at the end of play. Looking good imho.

[jeffcranbounre] 13/1/2015 16:10

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Quindell #QPP
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Entertainment One #ETO
Afren #AFR
Greggs #GRG
ASOS #ASC
Pace #PIC
SIG #SHI
Debenhams #DEB
Meggitt #MGGT
Michael Page #MPI
Spire Healthcare Group
Morrison #MRW
Standard Chartered #STAN
Ashmore Group #ASHM
Big Yellow Group #BYG
UK Mail Group #UKM
Carr's Milling Industries #CRM
Antofagasta #ANTO
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Cineworld Group #CINE
Kazakhmys #KAZ

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[tonyrcarr] 13/1/2015 13:59

Greetings Eastbourne - Why are you thinking that it will drift down from £26?

[eastbourne1982] 13/1/2015 13:39

That statement was nothing special imho and I'm not sure how it can justify much more of a share price rise than it has had today, I reckon it will drift lower from the £26 a share mark.

[tonyrcarr] 13/1/2015 13:25

I'm looking forward to the £28 break through at ASOS - should run nicely up after that. Good luck with BOO.

[equalibrium] 13/1/2015 12:31

Hi Tonyrcarr - I dont think I said I was betting against it - just not buying it as its too high risk.

The fact BOOHOO released growth of 25% and still Halved in value shows the risk with ASOS.

At least BOOHOO is already half its float price making it a bargain in my books
.

[tonyrcarr] 13/1/2015 12:26

Each to their own and you may be right.

Experience has taught me though that compound interest/growth is a wonderful beast. Run a growth scenario of only 20% out over a four year period and then tell me that this is not one of the best potential investments currently out there! Given the spell of bad luck it has had over the course of the last year it's probably going to double just on the bounce alone.

It would be a brave man to bet against it at this stage.

Hats off to you

[equalibrium] 13/1/2015 12:13

Tonyrcarr - Have you seen the Valuation placed on ASOS 2.1 BILLION ?????????

Boohoo has the risk taken out of it at its current Price one more slip up at ASOS and it will half again like BOO did e.g. 50%

Then I would BUY ASOS.

ASOS is already down 75% it still has further to go in my opinion.

[tonyrcarr] 13/1/2015 11:46

Look at the number of registered users and the % increase YOY for BOO. Compare to ASOS then tell me where you think the real growth is going to come from with an annual average customer spend of £100.

[equalibrium] 13/1/2015 11:28

BOOHOO is a better option, especially when you take in to account the over reaction to the christmas trading update.

Basiclaly its 50% under it float price - Maddness for a company that is.
1. Profitable
2. Has £60 Million in the bank
3. Has Sales increasing 25% over Christmas period.

Boohoo will be back at 0.50p by Summer

[greek islander] 13/1/2015 10:39

Looking better.............

[tonyrcarr] 13/1/2015 10:07

OK it's time to get back into this game - let's start this wagon rolling. 200 day SMA to cross 50 day EMA in the next couple of weeks then back up into the recovery phase. Anyone else recently back in? Time to make some serious wedge

[battlebus2] 12/1/2015 22:32

Good luck tomorrow holders.

[saturn5] 11/1/2015 09:36

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[kidknocked] 10/1/2015 14:50

Xmas trading statement on tues. Good luck all !

[saturn5] 08/1/2015 16:09

Moorsi

Thanks for that.

I fancy Fres for this year

Yesterday aft was a good time to buy ASC.

I think it may rise now to 26-27.

This has nothing to do with what the co is doing

Its all trading activity and profit making, and broker notes

[moorsie2] 08/1/2015 15:22

Saturn5 - FLOW is one for me where i see triple share price growth in this calendar year. DYOR though

[saturn5] 08/1/2015 11:31

What other stocks are you suggesting now ???

I agree asc is for trading up and down.

Down a pound one day and up a pound the next.

Not for the long investor

[moorsie2] 08/1/2015 09:01

£50?! you must be joking..

the p/e on this stock is just too high with no enduring market position.

There are other stocks out there with greater ROI and much cheaper to buy with better long term market positions.

This is a classic traders share with big fluctuations positive and negative - not a share for the faint hearted..

[saturn5] 07/1/2015 22:29

Let someone T/O for £50 pronto.

The share price has being doing badly for some time.

Amazon is welcome

If this internet seller is doing badly we are all sunk.

We have been kidding ourselves for some time now.

The sort of results required to shift up the share price are just not going to appear.

There must be a big question mark on the management.

There does not appear to be any shares worth putting your cash in.

Does this sigbal a stockmarket collapse ??

[moorsie2] 07/1/2015 16:37

BOO announcement today bodes very badly for this share.

It has too many risks and challenges to justify this valuation.

Despite all my best endeavours I can only be bearish on this share and can see a significant fall from these levels...

[dalailama] 07/1/2015 15:16

Tends to go down the pan with the Dow opening. Christmas Statement due 13th Jan - doubt it will be much better than BOO?

[jeffcranbounre] 30/12/2014 15:23

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- Francis Hunt otherwise known as The Market Sniper trader @TheMarketSniper technical analyst and teacher will be talking about the oil price, Asos and BHP Billiton.

- And the micro and macro news including:

BP #BP.
Royal Dutch Shell #RDSB
Bhp Billiton #BLT
Asos #ASC
Camco Clean Energy #CCE
Horizon Discovery #HZD
Vernalis #VER
Capital & Regional #CAL
Persimmon #PSN
Next #NXT
Kibo Mining #KIBO
Nanoco #NANO
Port Erin Biopharma Investments #PEBI
BG Group #BG.
Provexis #PXS
Tesco #TSCO
TalkTalk #TALK
Vodafone #VOD
LED International #LED

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