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!!

He is brave skinny. If the results had gone the other way well anyones guess.
The company must have something to defy the times we are in. Perhaps good buyers and people ordering clothes over the net.

They do seem to come up on more of the my searches recently.

Perhaps another day for cynic to have his day. lol Afraid the company is doing well at the moment in time.

i'm delighted for them but as i have often said, i just don't like the company for all sorts of reasons

as i checked all years back , business never gone wrong in its history , so to come up with idea that something is wrong you have to be just plain anus. is that simple . lol

Your setting yourself up to be hammered the day it does. :-))

May not have gone wrong as you put it but sp has taken a bashing from August 2011.

as mr muppet never actually declares when he sells (if ever) or when he buys or when his positions get closed out as they were the other week, it becomes very easy to declare yourself the bee's knees

He may not even have any Asos shares cynic. lol Thats why he never gets it wrong.
Just a thought. :-))

Right wind up merchant. lol

Sure, problems are everywhere.growth will mature too to some 10%.no doubt.but not now and next few years.and yes sp had correction but then again that was normal proces after mr market over excitement.those things happening in market.

Rumor mungers never sleep

There was a gap up today

No gap up, has been closed.

so, 14, 15, 16, 17... goes like hell so far.. things looking fantastic!

and the best thing of all is that its not over yet , for this move....:))

LONDON (Dow Jones)--U.K. online fashion retailer Asos PLC (ASC.LN) will open marketing offices in New York, Paris and Berlin in the next three to six months, Chief Executive Nick Robertson said Thursday.
The company, which recently opened a marketing office in Sydney, said each office will have a team of between five and 10 employees.
"This year is about supporting the territories where we have websites," Robertson told Dow Jones Newswires following the firm's earnings. "Behind the scenes of all of that, [we are] building the technical capability to handle all language sets, predominantly Russian and Chinese, ... you can expect us to follow up with teams in those two markets as well," he added. Robertson expects this work to be completed in about 12 months, but added that it is hard to say when exactly potential new websites in Russia or China could go live.
Asos already has websites targeting customers in the U.K., U.S., France, Germany, Spain, Italy and Australia.
The company expects trading conditions in the U.K. to remain challenging, but Robertson said the company will focus on international growth. International retail sales accounted for 59% of total retail sales at the end of March compared with 43% last year and the company expects the percentage of its revenue coming from overseas to continue to rise.
Earlier on Thursday the company reported a sharp rise in full-year profit and said international retail sales more than doubled compared to a 7% rise in U.K. retail sales.

good stuff woodie

just come up with another one idea so did commit sin with not as tiny spread as last time at 1715.:))

Happy to get close all at 1712, bit mess around