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!!

If your not in you can't win.........cynic lol

or lose!

Dosen't rhyme skinners.,.

Sorry - I have a cold man flu.

lol.
edit, whats your take on asos and possible good result feb /march?

if you're not in, you can't bin either!

Hey, not bad.,.

Yeah - that's better. As I said yesterday - not my sort of thing these days - too much like a "tech boom" chart - zero to hero to zero PDQ.

there are few things wich could make no sense to buy asos now: first two: lll world war or euro brake up wich where second one could put liquidity in the system and growth back in the end and two others : sales slowing down dramatically or n robertson departure. neither of these happening and hopefully not happen at all..

perhaps we should be hanging knickers on the siegfried line then :-)

if you still can manage... lol

expectations building up nicely, still long way to get back but things just for now appear to back to normal in terms of price movement..

its still low but you got to love that...12 , 13 , 14 , 15.. goes like hot knife thru the butter, or something...

for my sins, even i am having a little dabble ..... Quantum Leap (a pretty good tip sheet) lists ASC as one of its 12 naps for 2012 along with AAPL which i already hold

I guess its a bit like the bumble bee - by the laws of aero dynamics, it shouldn't be able to fly - but as long as the bee doesn't know - everything is fine!

Wish I'd had the funds to go in at £12 but bank said no!! This will climb to £20 before results come out

meant to mention that there's a trading update due on 19th

every saint got history and every sinner got future

and cyner got future in "asos long".. would you ever believe that... unreformable become reformable...

ASOS will follow up with an update on Thursday, and though it has seen steadily rising profits too, its share price has suffered a setback that Burberry has avoided. It rose to what many saw as a crazy price, but has fallen back by 40% from its peak of nearly £25 to today's £15. But that's still an end of year P/E of 40, so plenty more international growth is very much needed.