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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Asos Plc | LSE:ASC | London | Ordinary Share | GB0030927254 | ORD 3.5P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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6.40 | 1.83% | 356.00 | 355.40 | 356.60 | 362.00 | 334.00 | 334.00 | 373,629 | 16:35:23 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Womens Accesory, Spcl Stores | 3.55B | -223.1M | -1.8747 | -1.90 | 423.19M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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29/10/2022 19:25 | This is hilarious | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 19:21 | Shares in clothing retailer ASOS PLC fell by 11.3% on Friday following leaked reports that prominent Hedge Funds from both sides of the Atlantic had gone into battle against Mike Ashley and Frasers Group PLC over his stake in the company. Professional Hedge Funds and Wealth Managers, including Marshall Wace LLP, GAM International Management Ltd, Marble Bar Asset Management LLP, Citadel Advisors LLC and AHL Partners LLP have all begun increasing their bets against ASOS PLC. Shares in ASOS PLC are now officially the second most heavily Short-Sold share on the entire London Stock Exchange, coming just behind scandal ridden clothing retailer, Boohoo PLC which currently occupies the number one position. | factsandfigures | |
29/10/2022 19:14 | Asos: partner or takeover target?Frasers acquisition of Asos has raised many eyebrows. What does the Mike Ashley-controlled group have planned with the edgy twentysomething brand?Sources have suggested that Frasers could seek to use its stake in Asos to build a partnership which could involve selling each others' brands or sharing distribution.The group is using a similar approach with the premium fashion label Hugo Boss, where it has taken a stake to help secure supplies for its upmarket stores Flannels and House of Fraser.Asos could be a vehicle for selling the labels already owned by the group and any future purchases made by Frasers. In fact, Missguided and ISawItFirst.com are already sold on the platform.There could also be scope to bring Asos to life in House of Fraser stores.The online giant took its first step into physical retail this summer with shop-in-shops in US department stores Nordstrom, perhaps it could be emulated in the UK with Frasers Group, says Soult. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 19:13 | According to Bloomberg Ratings, the stock has been given an average " Hold " rating by the fourteen different research firms currently covering ASOS Plc (LON: ASC). These firms are currently covering the company. In addition, research analysts have issued seven different stock recommendations: four to buy, two to hold, and one to sell. The vast majority of brokerage firms that have updated their stock coverage during the previous year have set a price target of GBX 1,693.46 ($20.46) for the next year.Recent research publications have zeroed in on ASC in various ways as the subject of their attention. According to a research study conducted by Credit Suisse Group and made available to the public on September 21, the company stated that the price goal for ASOS was determined to be GBX 1,250 ($15.10). The price objective for ASOS, determined by the Royal Bank of Canada's research report published on Wednesday, October 19, was set at GBX 850, equivalent to USD 10.27 at the time. A research study published on Tuesday determined Berenberg Bank's price objective for ASOS. This objective was set at GBX 1,200, equivalent to USD 14.50. In a research note made public on October 12, Shore Capital reaffirmed its "sell" rating on shares of ASOS. And finally, JPMorgan Chase & Co. predicted in a research report released on Wednesday, October 19, that the price of ASOS would reach GBX 1,260 ($15.22) in the not-too-distant future. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 19:11 | Who has the deepest pockets !!! ==================== Is it the professional Hedge Funds & Wealth Managers with their Billions and Billions of funds under their management short-selling ASOS shares or is it gambler, Mike Ashley ??? | dissentingvoices | |
29/10/2022 19:00 | Poor melu working overtime on weekends What a sad loser !!Haha | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 18:30 | 😂😂 Copy and paste …. WONT GET YOU THAT MONEY BACK 🐺 wolfie . I can assure you that the market takes no notice of a small time investor going into copy and paste overdrive mode . How does it feel knowing that the guys that are laughing at you are the ones who have money you used to have ?? They raped and pillaged that portfolio of yours . Stamped all over you and then just laughed at you mate . | melegramforttongo | |
29/10/2022 17:49 | According to Bloomberg Ratings, the stock has been given an average " Hold " rating by the fourteen different research firms currently covering ASOS Plc (LON: ASC). These firms are currently covering the company. In addition, research analysts have issued seven different stock recommendations: four to buy, two to hold, and one to sell. The vast majority of brokerage firms that have updated their stock coverage during the previous year have set a price target of GBX 1,693.46 ($20.46) for the next year.Recent research publications have zeroed in on ASC in various ways as the subject of their attention. According to a research study conducted by Credit Suisse Group and made available to the public on September 21, the company stated that the price goal for ASOS was determined to be GBX 1,250 ($15.10). The price objective for ASOS, determined by the Royal Bank of Canada's research report published on Wednesday, October 19, was set at GBX 850, equivalent to USD 10.27 at the time. A research study published on Tuesday determined Berenberg Bank's price objective for ASOS. This objective was set at GBX 1,200, equivalent to USD 14.50. In a research note made public on October 12, Shore Capital reaffirmed its "sell" rating on shares of ASOS. And finally, JPMorgan Chase & Co. predicted in a research report released on Wednesday, October 19, that the price of ASOS would reach GBX 1,260 ($15.22) in the not-too-distant future. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 17:09 | Asos: partner or takeover target?Frasers acquisition of Asos has raised many eyebrows. What does the Mike Ashley-controlled group have planned with the edgy twentysomething brand?Sources have suggested that Frasers could seek to use its stake in Asos to build a partnership which could involve selling each others' brands or sharing distribution.The group is using a similar approach with the premium fashion label Hugo Boss, where it has taken a stake to help secure supplies for its upmarket stores Flannels and House of Fraser.Asos could be a vehicle for selling the labels already owned by the group and any future purchases made by Frasers. In fact, Missguided and ISawItFirst.com are already sold on the platform.There could also be scope to bring Asos to life in House of Fraser stores.The online giant took its first step into physical retail this summer with shop-in-shops in US department stores Nordstrom, perhaps it could be emulated in the UK with Frasers Group, says Soult. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 16:43 | All the BAD LOSERS, including WolfofHounslow (and all his other multiple aliases) is someone that LOST all of his money on dud shares .................... | buy2sell1 | |
29/10/2022 15:13 | Wolf , here i have a list of words that mostly describe you mate :- Can you pick out the ones which DO NOT sum you up ?? troublesome, vexatious affecting, doleful, piteous, poignant, ruthful, awful, dire, dreadful, fearful, severe, terrible alarming, disturbing, perturbing, traumatic, unsettling crushing, excruciating, harrowing, horrible, horrifying, intolerable, overwhelming, shocking, sickening, unbearable miserable, pitiful, sad, wretched calamitous, disastrous painful, raging, sharp Meanwhile in the winners corner , a few words that accurately describe those voices guys ..however , I would say that lucky should possibly be omitted given their fantastic research , yet you make your luck so they say … 🤔 gratifying, pleasing, rewarding, satisfying comforting, encouraging, heartening cheering, heartwarming, inspiring fortunate, happy, lucky | melegramforttongo | |
29/10/2022 14:58 | All the BAD LOSERS, just like WolfofHounslow (and all his other multiple aliases) is someone that LOST all of their money on dud shares ............... but still logs on to ADVFN twenty times per day, including weekends, just to post more nonsense to try to ramp-up those dud shares. | buy2sell1 | |
29/10/2022 14:42 | Wolf howling away in copy and paste over drive mode again …. Ffs wolf lad , posting the same thing over and over again WILL NOT get you lost money back. The guys have raped your portfolio wolfie. Raped and pillaged wolfies portfolio . Nothing left of any value now . How does it feel ? How does it feel knowing that the guys who now have your money are taunting you ? | melegramforttongo | |
29/10/2022 14:13 | Shares in clothing retailer ASOS PLC fell by 11.3% yesterday following leaked reports that prominent Hedge Funds from both sides of the Atlantic had gone into battle against Mike Ashley and Frasers Group PLC over his stake in the company. Professional Hedge Funds and Wealth Managers, including Marshall Wace LLP, GAM International Management Ltd, Marble Bar Asset Management LLP, Citadel Advisors LLC and AHL Partners LLP have all begun increasing their bets against ASOS PLC. Shares in ASOS PLC are now officially the second most heavily Short-Sold share on the entire London Stock Exchange, coming just behind scandal ridden clothing retailer, Boohoo PLC which currently occupies the number one position. | factsandfigures | |
29/10/2022 13:55 | Asos: partner or takeover target?Frasers acquisition of Asos has raised many eyebrows. What does the Mike Ashley-controlled group have planned with the edgy twentysomething brand?Sources have suggested that Frasers could seek to use its stake in Asos to build a partnership which could involve selling each others' brands or sharing distribution.The group is using a similar approach with the premium fashion label Hugo Boss, where it has taken a stake to help secure supplies for its upmarket stores Flannels and House of Fraser.Asos could be a vehicle for selling the labels already owned by the group and any future purchases made by Frasers. In fact, Missguided and ISawItFirst.com are already sold on the platform.There could also be scope to bring Asos to life in House of Fraser stores.The online giant took its first step into physical retail this summer with shop-in-shops in US department stores Nordstrom, perhaps it could be emulated in the UK with Frasers Group, says Soult. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 12:40 | Let me give you a HUGE clue LOSER BOY Marshall Wace LLP currently have around £64 Billion of funds under management | dissentingvoices | |
29/10/2022 12:32 | Who has the deepest pockets !!! ==================== Is it the Hedge Funds & Wealth Managers with their Billions & Billions of funds under their management short-selling ASOS shares or is it gambler, Mike Ashley ??? | dissentingvoices | |
29/10/2022 10:22 | Asos: partner or takeover target?Frasers acquisition of Asos has raised many eyebrows. What does the Mike Ashley-controlled group have planned with the edgy twentysomething brand?Sources have suggested that Frasers could seek to use its stake in Asos to build a partnership which could involve selling each others' brands or sharing distribution.The group is using a similar approach with the premium fashion label Hugo Boss, where it has taken a stake to help secure supplies for its upmarket stores Flannels and House of Fraser.Asos could be a vehicle for selling the labels already owned by the group and any future purchases made by Frasers. In fact, Missguided and ISawItFirst.com are already sold on the platform.There could also be scope to bring Asos to life in House of Fraser stores.The online giant took its first step into physical retail this summer with shop-in-shops in US department stores Nordstrom, perhaps it could be emulated in the UK with Frasers Group, says Soult. | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 10:22 | https://www.marketbe | wolfofhounslow | |
29/10/2022 05:49 | Shares in clothing retailer ASOS PLC fell by 11.3% yesterday following leaked reports that prominent Hedge Funds from both sides of the Atlantic had gone into battle against Mike Ashley and Frasers Group PLC over his stake in the company. Professional Hedge Funds and Wealth Managers, including Marshall Wace LLP, GAM International Management Ltd, Marble Bar Asset Management LLP, Citadel Advisors LLC and AHL Partners LLP have all begun increasing their bets against ASOS PLC. Shares in ASOS PLC are now officially the second most heavily Short-Sold share on the entire London Stock Exchange, coming just behind scandal ridden clothing retailer, Boohoo PLC which currently occupies the number one position. | factsandfigures | |
28/10/2022 21:35 | https://www.marketbe | kidknocked | |
28/10/2022 20:00 | Quite a few pro traders went short S&P today and got blown out of the water, stocks are rallying as it looks like Central banks may ease off aggressive rates rises. Up & away, ASOS will catch eager dip buyers, rally on until year end now, as I said before, no rises in a straight line, always some dips to add GL Bulls! | ny boy |
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