Asos Share Discussion Threads

[kidknocked] 18/2/2015 13:05

Hi Saturn,I play certain recovery stocks that have taken a hit that are showing signs of recovery, rather than trying to catch a falling knife 'bargain'. I don't play illiquid stocks and where the bid/offer spread is more than a couple of percent. They are easy to buy in quantity and difficult to dispose of. Don't get carried away with profits, take a decent one and ignore if it continues to rise. You took the profit and it's been banked, so no risk ! The other important thing is to know when you are wrong, take the hit and move on. Hope that helps !Did make a tad over £100k on ASOS, so not a bad couple of months on that one

[hosede] 18/2/2015 11:39

free stock charts from uk.advfn.com

This is looking quite a good bet up to the Fib 38.2% retracement at ca 3800 and there is a big gap - which is very likely to be filled.

[saturn5] 18/2/2015 10:26

Kidknocked

looking good today

whats your picking secret

if I buy a share it either stops moving or goes down

do you find charts useful ?

at the moment ive got a very slow laptop which is a pain

blank screens when I search

[telbap] 17/2/2015 08:10

Let's hope north wards too much south recently.

[kidknocked] 16/2/2015 19:49

I think this is just a continuation of the volatility seen lately. 12th March is results, so that should make a difference to the share price

[telbap] 16/2/2015 18:43

Nope is the answer to that then.

[telbap] 16/2/2015 11:47

Somthing brewing......?

[kidknocked] 15/2/2015 10:53

Oh, and OXIG.

[kidknocked] 15/2/2015 10:52

Saturn, I do believe this is a great company, but share prices are never linear. If you look at the last two times where the price has increased by more than £5 over a fairly short period, the re-trace is approximately 50% of that gain. The latest rise was 6 pound odd, so I'm expecting a fall of around 3 quid if this pattern of 'higher lows' continues to hold out. So, 27-28 quid feels about right. Below 27 and it could fall further. They have an earnings RNS on 12th March. So any prediction could well be trumped by then anyway. Blimey, that was a long post !P.s. Long on VED, FOXT, APR. All looking good imho, certainly doing good at the moment. Good luck.

[saturn5] 13/2/2015 19:16

Kidknocked

I will be surprised if you get them at that price

[kidknocked] 13/2/2015 17:43

Re entry point for me is 27 to 28 pounds I reckon. Doing rather well elsewhere at the mo anyway !

[kidknocked] 12/2/2015 11:29

On the back of my own advice. Have sold for the time being. Will be back though.

[scott1978] 12/2/2015 09:49

Thanks Kid.

[kidknocked] 12/2/2015 09:25

Scott. Yes and no. Yes, I think now ASOS have their business sorted out they are a good long term investment. However, these have been on a really good run lately and due a downward leg soon (hopefully not too soon !), so I'd buy, but not at this price. Maybe 27, 28 quid.

[telbap] 12/2/2015 09:15

Still stuck below 32. Need a third party boost or +ve news

[scott1978] 12/2/2015 08:52

Is it worth dipping the toes into this?

Used to hold many years ago & looking to get back in.

[kidknocked] 11/2/2015 12:53

Not today liquid. Thin trading and some selling. Be happy with above 31.

[liquidkid] 11/2/2015 12:13

Come on get to 32 and just be done already.

[kidknocked] 11/2/2015 11:01

Nah ! The occasional random nutter is ok.

[woodie3] 11/2/2015 10:18

post 13547 should be deleted

[eastbourne1982] 11/2/2015 10:17

Yes still open boss, obviously in the red however still happy to hold onto it.

[kidknocked] 11/2/2015 10:13

That Sheila !Absolutely no idea what that post was all about !Morning Eastbourne. Short still open ? Not gloating, genuine question.

[saturn5] 06/2/2015 19:31

Something could be occurring here with the steady price rise.

Boardroom secrets are never revealed .

Look at Poundland massive t/o of 99 Stores

Ted Baker is also doing well

[woodie3] 06/2/2015 19:07

excellent week if long closes on week high.