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!!

Cynic
You must be an olden like me to remember the old music halls Chisick Empire etc. SD

Leeds is still going i am sure ..... not sure if mr muppet or myself is more like max wall; i suspect the former, and i'll take the alter ego of max miller!

Seymour, you can see today why i do work on asc..

Any questions others?lol

Perhaps after Thursdays results

Ok

tomasz......."This is your Life"........

just hobby

try one at which you're better; perhaps poo sticks

You mean try your lifestyle?

you could do worse

true true, could be like listen to your advices and shorting asc from 300 right up to 2500 for one

could be like banking decent profits and avoiding falling knives .... as the record shows, i only traded this 2/3 times as found its gyrations uncomfortable and its market rating preposterous; which i still do

Management Incentive Scheme.

Final Results.

Highlights:

· Retail sales up 49% (UK retail sales up 7%, International retail sales up 103%)

· Retail margin up by 290bps and gross margin up by 180bps year on year

· International retail sales accounted for 59% of total retail sales (2011: 43%) and 62% in Q4

· Profit before tax and exceptional items up 43% to £40.9m

· Tight stock management and strong net funds of £19.3m

· New websites launched in Italy, Spain and Australia

· Warehouse transition completed and delivering significant efficiency gains

Bit slowdown,but still fantastic achivements.

it'll be interesting to see how sp reacts as markets are unlikely to appreciate "slowdown", even though sp has come back about 40% from its highs

Sid down and watch then

they're holding steady enough

Yea, bears lost it monday.

ACtivities are moving from high street retailers to internet retailing.

The situation is not as bad as they project, as statistics comes from big high street retailers.