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!!

at wich point both of you, mean jkd and cynic.. as i said many many times.. starting years ago........makes you completly and utterly useless in every single word about this area..whatever it is...lol

well...not really useless... a big show off of so-called experts as an end product of brain knowledge pans out as completly idiocy...can be massively funny..i have to admitt...lol

tomasz - apart from being a singularly boring chap who enjoys his monologue on the thread, unlike you, neither jkd nor myself have ever professed in being expert in anything, let alone ASC ..... as well-posted, i choose to avoid this company because

(a) on the few times i have tried to trade it, i have almost invariably got my timing/direction wrong
(b) i don't like retail in general
(c) i have always thought ASC hopelessly over-valued, not least because though their business model may be sound, their goods are generally poor quality, and (imo) even the forward p/e is preposterous

again not understood..so let me see this...a + b + c in this case doesnt = money...
so as far as i see the whole point is missing...so doesnt matter what you think if you cant deliver because of it.you may jump in here if you figured out idea and it brings money..thats the whole idea..if not - then stick all of it in to your martadell..cause is completly useless..
wonder now if got that..:)

enjoy continuing your monologue .... as about 3000 posts show, no one else in interested

well.. as long as money speaks... the opposite should remain in silence...

tomasz- am totally behind cynic with your ongoing waffle....

ay espect nd hrive

see if you can fill in the gaps using the word "PRAT"

Final Results

Highlights:

· Retail sales up 32% (UK retail sales up 13%, International retail sales up 46%)

· Retail margin up by 90bps and gross margin up by 90bps

· International retail sales accounted for 65% of total retail sales (2011: 59%)

· Profit before tax and exceptional items up 42% to £13.2m

· Net funds of £27.9m

· 5 million active customers5 at 31 August 2012 (+36% year on year)

Very strong.happy.

sp is about spot on to earnings.not much room for shot.

currently -210 at ~2280
mere selling on the results, or is it a more serious perception that p/e etc is asking far too much?

..Broker snap: ASOS's plans for China at risk, says Seymour Pierce
LONDON (ShareCast) - Seymour Pierce has raised its target price for online retailer ASOS (Other OTC: ASOMF.PK - news) from 1,900p to 2,350p to reflect the recent share price momentum, but the broker has maintained its 'hold' rating.

Final results for the 12 months to the end of August (a new accounting date) were broadly in line with expectations.

Underlying pre-tax profits jumped 40% to £44.5m, slightly above Seymour pierce's £44m forecast. The broker said that there were no real surprises in the announcement and it is not making any changes to its current-year (ending August 2013) pre-tax profit forecast of £58m.

Factoring in these forecasts, the stock is trading at 48.7 times FY13 earnings.

Seymour analyst Freddie George said: "The founder of BestSeller, however, who holds 27% of the equity (recently increased by one percentage point), is getting closer to the 30% bidding threshold while we believe the Chinese development plans will be pushed further into the future."

"Kate Bostock, the outgoing M&S director, who has been appointed a director, in our view, adds credibility to the business but might not fit in with the unique culture," George said.

BC

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much roomier now.i tought it will take more time.PE now getting nicely undervalued.my time soon.

Online fashion retailer ASOS fell 183p (7.3%) today after releasing results for the five months to 31 August, reversing a pre-announcement mini-surge. Although group revenues are up 32% to £238m and international sales rose by 46%, the City was clearly disappointed by the news that buying director Caren Downie is to leave the company.

Forecasts for next year suggest a trebling of earnings per share, but put those shares on a P/E of 48. Is there enough future growth through international expansion to justify such a high rating?

typical schizophrenia.same questions when sp was 3.5.. 6.. then 11..etc,dig down some analysts years back.

2.7 mil sell just before open.. never see that before..someone sell it.. someone bought it..

Shares in online fashion retailer Asos suffer 12% drop in two days as directors dump stock
By Ben Griffiths
PUBLISHED: 11:26, 26 October 2012 | UPDATED: 15:03, 26 October 2012
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Attractive figure: The Asos share price fell on talk that its directors had cashed in stock in the online retailer.
Shares in online fashion retailer Asos suffered a mysterious 7 per cent slump yesterday and another 5 per cent drop this morning amid rumours of a huge sell-off by directors.

The fall occurred despite a 42 per cent surge in annual profits.

According to market sources, directors of the company, including chief executive Nick Robertson - who holds 9.5 per cent of the stock - were behind the sale.

Broker Numis Securities is understood to have placed 2.75m of the 81.5m shares in circulation at a big discount to the current price.

At yesterday's closing price of 2,326p - down 167p on the day - the block of shares would be worth a hefty £63.9million. The shares were another 113p down at 2,213p today.

Asos's head of investor relations Greg Feehely refused to comment on the price movement, saying the firm would make a statement to the London Stock Exchange if needed.

Earlier Asos said strong trading in overseas markets helped offset slower growth in its UK domestic market.

Underlying pre-tax profits hit £44.5million in the five months to August 31 on revenues up 32 per cent at £238m.

Asos is not paying a dividend.

Analysts at Espirito Santo said: 'In order to get to the current share price, we need to assume unbroken double-digit sales growth for the next ten years.'



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loaded the whole truck at 2146-36 and floored spread 2134.sweet.

2281.. tearing..