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!!

avoid retail .... suggest you walk down your high street and look at the empty units, and there's more and more to come .... on-line has some protection as no silly rent to pay, but peeps still need to be employed - less and less of them too - and money to spare on something more expensive than a bar of chocolate

cynic, you're not about high-street-shop-business here..you remember that?:))
same as 4x4 porsche cayenne goes diffrently then ford mondeo in the mud..right?:))

Agree with your comment and as I'm in these from early days of 50p am happy to hold. if my daughter and her friends are anything to go by (19yrs old) they have no value of money what so ever. They see it, I want it syndrome prevails, worry about tomorrow when it comes. I can't believe you wait until a company is half way up the ladder, and not take a chance (calulated agreed) when it's blossoming.

as my daughter works in the fashion industry, and in my youth i also worked there, i have a pretty good insight into its current dire straits ..... i like restaurant stocks, but in the present climate, i won't go near those either


tomacz
read what i actually wrote, not what you think i wrote

interesting chart ..... pretty much self-explanatory as are the potential support levels .... the black line is 200 dma, so perhaps significant that hass now been breached with reasonable impetus, though volumes look quite low, but this is a fairly illiquid stock

there was always diffrence between investing and speculation and always will be :)))

balerboy you've got amazing investment to hold asc from 50.a proper one.i wish that was me..just hope you get out at 400 and get in again at 200

I didn't see the last fall coming and in hindsight wish I'd sold half at the last 410p, thats life.
Cynic, it sounds as if you never speculate, what percentage of your investments are long as opposed to shorts if it's not a rude question.

i see no difference ..... certainly much less of a difference than between oblige and obligate .... is an "active investor" a trader or a speculator or an investor, and what;s the difference? ..... all broadly pay the same taxes

cynic, an investor pay more.. :)))

no one buys at the top intentionally, though we all seem to be experts at doing just that

and warren buffet pay taxes the most..:))

290 is a bottom rather then the top isn't?:))) so, not we all.. cynic..:)))

who says 290 is the bottom? .... it may be, but there are plenty of reasons why it sp could easily fall through that

It sounds like you've shorted this one already.... beware tomasz

there is no rational reason

bullseye .... go to the top of the class .... and yes, i have said many times that i have shorted this stock and the reasons for it

i would never go short on asc now.suicide:))

nice weather today :))

Just wondering if those who are short are even shorter. :))))