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!!

just saw Gap reported fall in sales and lowered forecast.this may help here.

gap sales didn't matter, US market in a constant uptrend, ftse will use it too, stopped out +100.
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so, as profit target for this month exceeded I'll just drop my butt on the sofa with bit of whisky, legs up, put the fire on as is ugly outside and relax watching abu dhabi practice :)

wrong thread

no , it is the right thread.

Even if i peacefully expected slow number of growth , that 8% is still chilling :-)
Good thing auto pick is operational now so it will pick up speed later.hopefuly they press chart down now.

quel dommage!
shit hits the fan again

1hr chart looks interesting and offers short term support, lets see if it gets broken... I haven't bothered to post it as the thread resident normally spins into rage at the sight of a chart he can't understand... Instead I found this;



Oh and note the presents!!

Well, you can bring your christmass tree-colorful advantage web waste of time, i dont mind, its meaningless to me. you can even bring your dow's (-)1000pts brown nose failure with you .

impressive turn around from yesterdays lows even if it was short covering

Not a clue Tomasz what your going on about as per usual or even who your talking too.

don't worry, you're never been smart anyway, clueless cohesion syndrome, lot of them everywhere..

Tomasz fingers crossed you make some money in 2015, you've got to be the worst performing trader posting on MAM over 2014....

Bit harsh Shortie, It's Chrimbo Eve :0)

just picked this up .... from telegraph i believe

Asos ordering system crashes as shoppers seek bargains


i also wonder what % of stuff ordered on line gets returned or more importantly, if returns this year are any greater (in % terms) than in previous years

Hardly any, it all goes on E-BAY.

really?
why would peeps bother to do that when all stuff ordered on line can be returned FOC?

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are you working today, or are you just being a fat plutocrat and still blobbing at home? :-)

Well what if you are bought a present from a friend or relation and you dont like it. Are you likely to inform the person you received it from that you dont like it and have they got the receipt for return. .........think about it , now go check to E-BAY and see the volume of stock for sale thats got 'UNWANTED XMAS PRESENT' I think youl get the drift then.

Secondly couldnt wait to get back, peace at last.

I swear if me and her indoors had gone another day we would have murdered each other.

Sheer bliss to be back trading although got to be careful with retailers as next week onwards they start reporting and as I have mentioned earlier it was a early xmas and boxing day trading was down on last year. Be careful.

have never ventured onto e-bay so no idea even how it works

however, i thought i saw in the papers or on line about a bumper crop of returns from on-line shoppers ..... when i've got my clients' requests and enquiries sorted out, i'll try to find the comment again

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we had an exceedingly jolly christmas as always, but we are about to be invaded en masse until 2nd January by our (adult) children + bf and/or wife + 2 young grandchildren (4 and 2 i think)
fortunately i can escape to the office for a few hours (as now) as it's only about 10 minutes walk away
may even play golf on one day, though it'll prob be pretty farcical after these hard frost

Personally I love eBay.... Facebook is also a platform used for buying and selling locally and is free, my wife has sold loads on facebook, quicker and cheaper than eBay but of course it doesn't attract as wide a audience as eBay so depends on what it is your selling. For cloths though facebook and a local sell I'd have thought would be better.

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