wilco99
- 12 Sep 2003 15:52
ASOS have dropped quite significantly in the past week for no particular reason and I view this as the perfect opportunity to invest as I can see them bouncing right back up to the 5.50p mark in the next 2-3 weeks. STRONG BUY!!
WOODIE
- 02 Jul 2004 16:17
- 137 of 5941
i had 50p target by end of aug looks like it could be next couple of weeks,weekend papers should be positive,shares mag next thurs should have a good write up.the hardest part of buying and selling of shares is the timing of the sell of a share.no one can get the timing right ever time.cheers woodie
jj50
- 02 Jul 2004 16:18
- 138 of 5941
I see I am up 325.66% on ASC today and with Bin Laden's latest ramblings about taking further revenge, it is getting mighty tempting to lock in profit. With it being AIM listed I want to hang on because of the favourable CGT situation. Tricky.
rkausar
- 02 Jul 2004 16:30
- 139 of 5941
is it toooooo late to buy ASOS now????????????????
WOODIE
- 02 Jul 2004 16:43
- 140 of 5941
rkausar its never to late to buy a share,fin director brought at 39p if share goes back to this level seen by me as a good buying level as jj50 said listed on aim if you hold for 2 years if profit, all tax free.should make nice % profit over this period.without outside factors ie bombings,war etc.cheers woodie
mitzy
- 02 Jul 2004 18:26
- 141 of 5941
60p soon,
WOODIE
- 02 Jul 2004 22:04
- 142 of 5941
heres another go trend is still in uptrend stay with it until trend is broken.
justinhd
- 05 Jul 2004 12:52
- 143 of 5941
Posted today on Watshot.com:
ASOS - now the professionals are turning buyers
Last Friday a meeting of Private Client Brokers was impressed at the presentation that Chief Executive Nick Robertson and Finance Director John Morgan of ASOS (ASC) * gave following last Wednesday's results announcement.
The message was one of strong confidence in the Company's growing infrastructure and its increasing product availability online. I was at the meeting and was very impressed by the positivity of both men - they came across well and answered all questions very directly.
The Company is obviously 'going like a train' - which is what potential institutional investors will have sussed and will act upon in due course. In fact I do know of one professional investor who would like to have a significant line of the stock for his funds - the problem is that there is no real spare liquidity in the stock, no supplier of such a line.
What is more the Company has over 1 million of cash in its coffers and therefore it is not needing to issue more shares to raise funds, which would have answered the problem. That means then that such willing buyers of stock are going to have to take it out of the market. If nothing else that will give a good support to the share price for some time.
The shares closed the week at 43p after 2,715,128 were traded on Friday alone. I am now anticipating the Company's brokers Seymour Pierce raising its current year profit forecasts in the next few weeks - perhaps on or after the AGM statement would be my guess. It is going for 1.35 million for this year, whilst my estimate is 1.75 million. What is more I am even more bullish than they are for next year too!
Hold very tight indeed to existing holdings, these shares are destined to really climb in price as the good news starts to flow. An ascent through the 47p level would be good short term, whilst further out a resistance may be seen at 67p.
gallick
- 08 Jul 2004 21:36
- 144 of 5941
Tipped positively in shares mag this week (twice)
WOODIE
- 09 Jul 2004 16:26
- 145 of 5941
read the 2 write ups no new info nearly the same piece with a few add ons would have been better waiting for agm and broker upgrade.the figs are out of date stated in shares ie 3 months old when company broker adjust figs.cheers woodie
WOODIE
- 14 Jul 2004 16:23
- 146 of 5941
52 week set today my 50p aug target hit early today before retreating still looks a good bet on 1 to 2 year view.cheers woodie
Rake
- 15 Jul 2004 10:09
- 147 of 5941
anybody any idea what's going on this morning ?, touching 15%now, will come back obviously, but surely something more than normal trading ?
cobras
- 15 Jul 2004 10:29
- 148 of 5941
WE LOOKING 60P VERY SOON TODAY
willfagg
- 15 Jul 2004 10:50
- 149 of 5941
I am going to get a nose bleed if this doesnt stop soon!!!! No complaints though I'll cope
PS I think 60p looks low ....in the medium term say 6 -12months i think the potential is much higher
cobras
- 15 Jul 2004 12:58
- 150 of 5941
SOUND VERY GOOD AND PROMISING,SHOULD GO 60P BY TONIGHT
WOODIE
- 15 Jul 2004 13:21
- 151 of 5941
dont get to carried away 60p tonight i dont think so. still cant find reason for 2 day rise.
capa
- 15 Jul 2004 13:27
- 152 of 5941
getting re-rated imo.
An American internet retailer with the growth and future profits potential of ASOS would trade at well above this rating.
capa
baheid
- 15 Jul 2004 15:32
- 153 of 5941
seymour pierce clients may be loading up ahead of a new note being published on ASOS website with upgraded numbers. Some of the institutions who were slavering with desire at the analysts presentation a couple of weeks ago may have instructed MMs to get a large line of stock in. What is clear is that this is a re-rating reflecting the very tangible prospects of this company.
bosley
- 15 Jul 2004 18:17
- 154 of 5941
baheid , any idea when this is going to happen? i agree with jj50 , its very tempting to lock in such good profits, but if there is more good to come , then......
capa
- 16 Jul 2004 09:21
- 155 of 5941
I think you would be mad to sell now. This is now on the radar of institutional investors which will push the share even higher imo.
capa
johngtudor
- 16 Jul 2004 11:24
- 156 of 5941
Reports today suggest the company has been doing the rounds (Institutional Roadshow prior to the upcoming AGM)...and as previous posters have said they are keen on the stock and it is in short supply, or at least in their terms! Mark Watson-Mitchell of WatsHot fame suggests a 67p target in the short term and is very bullish on the stock.