Asos Share Discussion Threads

[netcurtains] 17/2/2016 09:30

Harebridge: I've heard it all before for so many many many shares. I would be pleased to get a multibag, but I would also be pleased to walk away with a profit. If buying and selling shares was easy we would ALL be billionaires. I am not a billionaire.

[harebridge] 17/2/2016 09:27

Boohoo ZILCH debt & £60 million cash in the bank. Nuff said!

[harebridge] 17/2/2016 09:18

Are you really looking at 5% over 12 months? I'm in BOO to multibag, no other reason. I'm looking at exceptional results in a few weeks, to see this consolidate at the IPO price of 50p in the summer, that's a 25% uplift from these levels.

[netcurtains] 17/2/2016 09:10

MaloneyT: I have faith in both BooHoo and Asos, I just appreciate negative comments, it helps clarify my rose tinted view into a more meaningful honest appraisal. I honestly think, there is a reasonable chance, over a 12 month period, that the price of BooHoo and Asos will be significantly higher than they are now. Significant is at least 5% more. I know its not sayig much, but that is still better than leaving it in the bank.

[maloneyt] 17/2/2016 09:06

keep the faith netcurtains. let the shorters have their day. our day will come. This company is making millions in profit. watch it fly when the shorts close positions

[netcurtains] 17/2/2016 09:01

I mean , ASOS has Market Cap of 2.2B and turnover of 1.5B making Cap about 68% of turnover, whereas BooHoo Turnover is only 30% of its market cap. Using this formula, either BooHoo is valued DOUBLE what it should be or ASOS is valued HALF of what it should be?

How important is NUMBERS (turnover) in DOT NET businesses?

[netcurtains] 17/2/2016 08:54

Moorsie2: How do you value these fashion Net thingies. I am interested as I have no idea. Cheers Mate.

[moorsie2] 17/2/2016 08:52

Temporary lift up from here but I am still pessimistic about this valuation and remain short to 20000

[harebridge] 12/2/2016 08:37

Only a short position with IG Index.

[netcurtains] 11/2/2016 22:13

harebridge: do you have any shares in ASOS?

[harebridge] 11/2/2016 19:40

deadend - 10 Feb 2016 - 18:37 - 1516 of 1521 - 3Net,pull yourself together!!!!

[harebridge] 11/2/2016 19:37

rackers1 - 10 Feb 2016 - 16:04 - 1515 of 1521 - 6net curtains - we can see right through you

[netcurtains] 11/2/2016 19:36

Hi telbap: so you think the "buy" point for you is about 1756. Thanks (I've up ticked it as useful info).

[telbap] 11/2/2016 19:05

Net Curtains, Nope, technically the fear point comes in around brown o clock, which is about 1756 for ASOS. I bought there last time, just sold too early and did not get the full ride back up to plus 40. Gla who hold....

[netcurtains] 11/2/2016 18:28

Like a lot of people sitting on cash, they have a sort of Greedy for bigger falls (sorry but they are). Yes I know I'm a holder of this share, but it does not mean I have no more cash to invest if I felt like it.

Eventually FEAR will over take our GREED and we'll begin to FEAR that we have missed the boat.

There will be a point where FEAR takes over and people will panic buy rather than miss out.

I guess we need to ask ourselves: "Are we at the FEAR point yet?"

[donaferentes] 11/2/2016 15:52

Is 2600 a new bottom UU - Benny asks?

[maloneyt] 10/2/2016 15:22

Too right Vauch

[vauch] 10/2/2016 13:17

A crooked one

[maloneyt] 10/2/2016 11:54

Markets in Europe go down, we go down accordingly. They go up by 2.35%, we go up less than 1% !!! what kind of a market is this ???

[harebridge] 10/2/2016 10:15

Netflix for clothes: Retailers could soon be offering a monthly subscription service that lets you rent new outfits off the rail

[harebridge] 09/2/2016 19:48

I think Netcurtains has lost the plot. Anyway, a nice recovery over the pond with US Indices bodes well for this & others tomorrow. Good luck!

[netcurtains] 09/2/2016 18:45

Hi Morsie2: I upticked you comment - I'm sure its meant well - but there is no way someone can ramp or deramp a share as big as ASOS on a message board thread with about 10 active users, all of whom are already in or out. LOL...
I'm an investor not a daytrader. When I say its going up - its going up!!!!
Perhaps it did not today - but its going to blow soon, I feel it in my water.
What I don't know about financial markets isn't worth knowing. You get a quant to come up with a couple of equations, you then run them into a monti-carlo simulator. You dislike the output, so you typex it out and put some numbers that look right, and pass the info back to the traders, who don't bother reading it anyway as they are buzy trying to do musical chairs with their cv.

I'm glad that you appear to think its irrational sell ASOS.

[moorsie2] 09/2/2016 16:38

Remember the great quote "the market can stay irrational for longer than you can stay solvent"

[moorsie2] 09/2/2016 16:32

Sir - you have lost your bet for today - ASOS has closed down today not up as you predicted.

You know very very little about the financial markets and your posts are nothing more than ramps that are misleading to other naive investors who erroneously mistake your brashness for insight and intelligence.

You should come with a wealth warning!!