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!!

sticky - you're a (cyber)bully as i have posted elsewhere .... btw, try discussing ASC here instead of mounting personal attacks
i too am an NXT fan (which i think will drop today despite excellent results)

Cynic FO .... get the real facts before you open your silly mouth again.

i'll say it again - you're a playground (cyber)bully as you show all too frequently .... great shame really as you have a decent brain

LOL. talking of little hitlers.........

And your an ignorant attention seeking ass who has no brain yet mummy and daddy paid to have your short comings put right through the public boarding school system sadly alas to no avail.

Now stop clogging this thread up.

If you want to have another pop at me... I get about 20 a day please do it on the talk thread.

PMT.

PMSL

extraordinary behaviour for an intelligent bloke ..... shame about his residual bullying which one would have hoped he'ld have grown out of by now ...... anyway, enough!

vaguely thought about re-shorting this, but didn't, but then i might easily have called (wasted money) NXT wrong

p:5104-wrong calls beforehand... sudden profits in hindsight... meaningless persona..

anyway there is 5400 for 25 march, 4950 for 2nd april and 5650 for 12 april. which of them goes to be strike with...

????????????? ..... you've reverted to your customary and phoney pidgin-english mode

i didn't short ASC either yesterday or today, nor NXT for that matter, so profit/loss in either case does not come into the equation - though the £10.25 profit per share that I banked a few days back most certainly did!

Cynic, you try losing as much as old tomato has and speaking in good English... Cut the man a break, he's most likely getting desperate.

Shame it didn't get back to £62 but £50 looks a real possibility. But with such a small free float direction can and does quickly change.

at current level (5530) sp is just touching on 200 dma, and on that basis alone, there may be a worthwhile bounce to buy into .... however, as you point out above, the market is invariably very thin, and indeed a bare 90,000 have been traded today

so much for a bounce at 5530 :-)

isn't it strange how the pidgin-gibberish loon has swiftly departed again :-))

Cynic, financial instruments whether equities, fx or indices often have a habit of heading in the direction of the initial spike after the DCB. It's something worth considering when entering a position. Could be wrong but I expect ASC to revisit the recent low. IMO

And yes, much better without the paranoid fantasist!

ah yes ..... i now recollect i banked my profit at 5200

while price action may scare someones and good news is a bad news,things are beefing up and good..

Asos and Nike team up for first shoppable Google Hangout

Mon, 24 Mar 2014 | By Sarah Vizard

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Asos and Nike are teaming up for the first shoppable video web chat on Google+ to celebrate 27 years of Nike’s Air Max trainer with the first “Nike Air Max Day”.



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Asos and Nike team up for first shoppable Google Hangout

The deal includes the creation of a new +Post ad unit that will appear in the Google+ news feed and on the more than 2 million websites in the Google display ad network. Viewers that are shown the ad will be able to watch the Hangout and buy products from the ad itself.

Google debuted +Post ads in December, allowing brands to turn content from Google+ - including pictures, videos and Hangouts – into expandable display ads. This is the first time consumers will be able to shop directly from the ad unit.


The Google+ Hangout will take place on Wednesday (26 March) and feature tips and tricks on wearing and styling Nike Air Max trainers. Asos will support the event with promotions and competitions on social media channels including Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.

Google+ global marketing director Marvin Chow says: “We are excited to see iconic brands such as Asos and Nike use Google+ and Hangout On Air to celebrate Air Max Day with an innovative experience that allows fans to see the latest styles and trends and even allow them to shop across the web through our new +Post display ad unit.”

market thinks it's spiffing too
on the other hand, sentiment looks to have turned against this stock, though arguably there is some early banking of profits prior to end fiscal year