after trading update this will be sold down to 340p - 360p
happy to wait now |
Aye did ye……9322; |
sold out at 404p today
banked a nice 17k |
https://shorttracker.co.uk/company/GB0030927254/ |
Shorts down to 1.95% |
Miss Ping Pong we may ask you the same
Hammered passed 400 pence |
In Spain ? Zara ?Wrong board ? |
when will you get your first profit loser boy |
Loss making clothing retailer, ASOS operates in a highly competitive online fashion market, facing formidable rivals like SHEIN, TEMU, Inditex, Zalando, Boohoo, and H&M. This crowded environment intensifies pricing pressures and has lead to margin erosion as brands fight to attract and retain customers.
To stay afloat ASOS needs to constantly innovate and differentiate itself from its competitors. The pressure to remain relevant is relentless, whether through unique product offerings, enhanced customer experiences, or exclusive partnerships.
In such a competitive and fast moving market place keeping up with evolving trends and consumer expectations means ASOS is still losing ground to more agile competitors. |
Fun fact same multi chat line post what a loser.. |
Very poor results from clothing retailer Inditex today, and that doesn't bode well for ASOS |
Share price hammering up next target 442 pence.. |
Huge tank after next trading update |
looks like more BAD NEWS |
not looking good
expect 300p
or 250p after trading update / profits warning |
Robert what a muppet so doomed to failure. |
i am shorting mainly from 5300p
also have opened at 4645p |
Shorts doomed to failure ready to hammer up in the morning.
Christmas is pure cream. |
ASOS profits warning a day closer now
350p soon
could we see 300p or lower next year ?
TIME TO SHORT / SELL |
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 |
THIS DOES NOT BODE WELL FOR ASOS
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In a further sign of the nationwide slowdown in discretionary consumer spending, shares in Frasers Group, owner of I SAW IT FIRST and SPORTS DIRECT tumbled after lowering forward guidance for its Full-Year profits forecast.
The company now expects to only declare pre-tax profits for the fiscal year 2024/25 of between £550 Million and £600 Million, down from previous guidance of £575 Million to £625 Million.
Frasers also warned that after the recent Budget, consumer confidence remains low with shoppers very reluctant to spend. |
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 Drapers. |
It's hardly fake news ya daft mug. The Financial Accounts for SHEIN (UK) have been filed at Companies House and are available to everybody............. even LOSERS like you |
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