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!!

robinhood i've got something better for you since you not following for long...i've got quiet big base at 2030 from 03 Jun, the same time when cynic shorted more .., and since then i'm stockpiling slowly thru 19 , 18 ,16 and 15..The 2030 was a discount so anything below is even better, for long term.Shares.No panic here. But there is more exciting bit since i've got nice spread entry mid 18 killing margins below 16, insured 70% just above 16, right down to today..low 13.. but that's ok since expiry March 12.btw covered most of insurance today 1307 ready to open again if go below 1295..so there you go:)bit more going on...

not mention next Friday statement.. boys around doing good..
well..black swan could be somewhere near too..but i don't think here..

Thomas- think we are both making the opposite mistake....I bot 2 clips at 95p/s and 106 p/s and sold out too early when I thot they were past their "sell by date" at 600 p/s when I shud have kept them but nevertheless it was a good punt. Believe though that you are holding these share far too long without taking your deserved profit that is now being eroded. Good luck nevertheless

btw was in as of 7/6/06 with 2nd clip on 4/1/07- first post on nr 1860 pge 95 so i guess that is "long " enuf

Friday will bring us a second quarter update from ASOS the online fashion retailer whose growth appears ceaseless. ASOS is even more highly rated than Burberry, with the current 14 price putting the shares on a forward P/E of 36. ASOS has more lofty growth expectations, but that growth has to slow some time and the shares look perennially overvalued to me, despite this year's 50% fall from a quite insane rating.

dreamc , pretty clear and decisive thinking.I like that. ..growth apears ceaseless but more highly rated that Burberry.. has more lofty growth expectations but growth has to slow...
..so, slower BULB should be rated higher that faster with ceasless growth ASC..
its like don't wake up cause you have to go sleep..lol
got to love that..thaanks

m lynch target price 24 yesterday should business stays end of year positive , so boys should keep above 1478 to keep positive momentum , these days..

hard ball today,hopeless at some point 1454, but strong finish. slovakia should be ocupied lol.

looked good today until FTSE freefall f..up the whole party. bast....s!

not really convincing battle a day before numbers, 15 defended , so added bit more 1511. numbers should be good tomorrow but enviroment remains pretty scarrrry..hard time.

tell us how many you hold and we'll tell you how worried we should be for you

Roger that.over.

Trading Statement.

Q2 Highlights

Retail sales + 53%**year on year (UK +1%, International +141%)
International sales mix 59%
3 new international websites launched - Australia, Spain and Italy

**Underlying retail sales +61% excluding the impact of a non comparable main summer sale, consequently retail margin significantly ahead over the period.

H1 Highlights

Retail sales + 60% year on year (UK +8%, International +150%)
International sales mix 58%
Retail margin c.+170bps

even at 07:08 MSNBC put that on 'news alert' :), anyway business continues defying gravity , right place to invest for me..btw H1 stronger that H1 a year ago where economies been so called ok.just great.

well done tomasz, but you're much braver than me

Depends on your definition of brave :-)

bloody hell .... not exactly rapturous applause is it!

hell as hell... manage to stay calm till 14 since then insured 90%.. could be retesting 1295.. now it can go there no problem assuming it will comeback from there :)hard times

Look out below!

ha ha ha !!! good stuff skinny, just covered most of insurance 1355 , looks to bounce back and hopefully in a right direction

Quite an amazing chart - you don't need too many shares like that in your portfolio to retire early - unfortunately I've been on the wrong side of a few similar charts.