Asos Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 24/3/2020 07:42

dlewis1
Well said.
I agree women will be doing their shopping as always and now with more time in their hands, shopping online will thrive.

[dlewis1] 24/3/2020 07:26

You speak like the world is going to end and things will not turn around. People who believe that this will end know that they need clothes and a lot of people who are now home and bored will be shopping online. They now have all the time in the world to go through the entire catalogue and buy what they like and in some instances see things that they may have never seen and buy.

[christh] 24/3/2020 07:22

European markets set to rebound amid positive global reaction to Fed stimulus
Published Tue, Mar 24 20201:57 AM EDT
Holly Ellyatt
@HollyEllyatt
Key Points

London’s FTSE index is expected to open 145 points higher at 5,109, Germany’s DAX to open 252 points higher at 8,973, France’s CAC index is seen 119 points higher at 4,013 and Italy’s FTSE MIB is expected to open 453 points higher at 15,714, according to IG.
Global stock markets are being boosted by the Fed’s pledge Monday that it will run an open-ended asset purchase program amid the global coronavirus outbreak.

[milliecusto] 24/3/2020 06:43

And why buy clothes if no job and why clothes when knowhere to go

[wall street trader] 24/3/2020 06:30

Shopaholics have only one choice now - online shopping - this has to be a good thing for ASOS

[ny boy] 23/3/2020 12:17

Best ignore the noise, global equity markets will start recovering once Italy, Spain, UK has peaked, stay focused for opportunities ahead, stay safe too

[hosede] 23/3/2020 09:06

It's going to take 20-30 years to recover from this virus .Losses of 200p per share would take it into insolvency - almost a cert

[kemche] 22/3/2020 23:25

rog! You are back. Trust all is well with yourself.

[hosede] 22/3/2020 22:59

Porche
receivers could be in before that

[porsche1945] 22/3/2020 17:41

Trading update Next month will be horrific, can see these down to sub a fiver on the day. Was not doing that great even before virus, was selling stuff but making no money. This kind of had its chance but never grew up, too late now, going nowhere.

[ny boy] 20/3/2020 23:56

Demand will return once the virus peaks, spring summer outfits, pent up demand!

Watch out for a US predator whilst the £ is so low and the share price is down 80%+ off highs, a nice combo!

[meijiman] 20/3/2020 21:29

The issue is not supply chain related its demand...Lord Wolfson made some good points on this a couple of days ago.

[christh] 20/3/2020 21:15

TAKING AIM:

06/03/2020 15:30 Alliance News



Peel Hunt Expects boohoo To Be Immune From Coronavirus
Peel Hunt reiterated its Buy rating on boohoo Group saying the online fashion retailer's diverse supply chain means it is at lower risk from disruption...

So Asos will also Be Immune From Coronavirus

[christh] 20/3/2020 21:11

T. Rowe Price Associates, Inc. increased their holding to 11.50% from 10.07%



very sneaky!

I know I should have bought today, felt asleep,but never mind Monday will do, a decent rise to results day on 7 April

[jackson83] 20/3/2020 20:41

back to 7000p for the patient investors

[jamesto2] 20/3/2020 20:37

plenty will be buying more / top up on Monday - STRONG BUY

[hotaimstocks] 20/3/2020 17:59

should see a return to above 5000p within 2 years ...

[ny boy] 20/3/2020 15:34

Interesting to see US Fund TRow has increased their holding, you get the feeling we could see a US predator pounce soon, with the £ so low v USD imo dyor as usual

Tks christh GL

[christh] 20/3/2020 15:16

NY Boy

Good luck, hope you win big


all the best

[ny boy] 20/3/2020 15:06

Whilst checking the chart, I noticed the share price hit bang on support1 @ 975p on 18 March, we could be in a bottom formation process here?

I bought a few in the ISA hold long term, looking to exit 3600/4000p in a couple of years

[christh] 20/3/2020 15:02

NYboy

large buys before close expected as we get close to the results day 7 April

I think this on the 7 April will be around £20
So do not miss out.

ASOS and BOO are my favourite stocks