wilco99
- 12 Sep 2003 15:52
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!!
ptholden
- 29 Oct 2004 22:27
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Sorry John, having been a sceptic of ASC, but now converted, (by the excellent posts and posters on this board), I rather hope for news, news and more news, (all good of cousre). Good luck.
Regards
PTH
sandrew64
- 29 Oct 2004 22:31
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Eric
I can't help but think if you by anymore shares in ASC the board will think you're planning to mount a takeover bid. What is it again over 29% and you have to buy the rest? Sorry to scarper your plans ...but you're not having mine!!! Brilliant update as always. Really appreciate all the effort you put in for us every week....even if I am coming last! (hopefully not for much longer)
johngtudor
- 29 Oct 2004 22:37
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Sandra...as I recall you wanted ASOS but found it taken and went for PET instead! Never mind, all to play for but look after those finger nails! Like Eric I am also hugely overweight in ASOS and very happy to be so. Xmas will be nice and I think I will win all round, the investment grows and the 'girls' will be happy with the goods provided by ASOS. This is a true story of how it is possible to still be successful with the right Internet project and product.
ptholden: There is plenty of time for news on ASOS sales as we move towards XMas, lets have a few more weeks with the SP in the 70's...allowing me to move money around and top up...such a lovely feeling!!
John
EWRobson
- 29 Oct 2004 23:55
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Thanks folk for kind comments. Hey, is that work? I though I was just having fun with my hobby! If its work, perhaps I should try doing a bit more of it. Do I get paid for that as well? What are all these crocodile tears, Sandra? we all know you are an even money favourite (you might be the odds-on favourite if we had the pleasure of actually meeting you)!
Eric
sandrew64
- 30 Oct 2004 00:21
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Ahhhh..... I feel better already.
Have a lovely weekend gentlemen.
Dil
- 30 Oct 2004 01:21
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Forgive me but I have visited their website and could someone please tell me what barriers to entry face any other would be competitor ?
Looks like another lastminute.com to me ... what am I missing ?
SEADOG
- 30 Oct 2004 10:19
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Eric, Thanks for a super update, but with so many goodies i am spoilt for choice, sold a bunch of shell on thursday +30% I will top up on ASC next week maybe monday if the price is not too inflated, Many thanks
moneyplus
- 30 Oct 2004 12:35
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Dil- Last minute have never made a profit and have grown by taking over companies and increasing debt---therefore only for the brave. ASC have shown good growth on sales and marketing alone. They appeal to the kids with cash-or the would be kids as well! cheap very fashionable clothes etc. No barriers to competitors at all but they are first on the case and now well established---just remember NEXT (that's one I was too careful to buy and watched it rocket) ASC in my opinion have very much the same long term potential even if someone decides to enter as competition. DYOR this is only reasons for buying--but want to add lots more so need time before sp rockets!! enjoy the weekend everyone-this thread is almost as enjoyable as SEY!!
johngtudor
- 30 Oct 2004 13:57
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My daughters have pointed out to me today Handbag.com...a free supplement with today's Torygraph..has anyone else seen it! Will be interesting to see what Xmas marketing is coming from ASOS. It's good branding but ASOS have aimed for a much broader based market with their exposure in the Mail and Sun.
SEADOG: There may be better buying opportunities than Monday for ASOS. The markets will be a little unsettled this coming week due US election. So watch the charts!
Eric: Does the smallcap Index value you quote go back to the start of our game?
moneyplus: Thanks for answering Dil. This barrier to entry issue also applies to Pizza parlours...we had Pizza Express and them looked what happened. There is plenty of space and a good management team is spurred on by the competition just like NEXT.
Finally does anyone plan to attend the MoneyAM Xmas do by London Bridge...we could meet up and swop stories??
John
Kivver
- 30 Oct 2004 18:23
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Dont know whether i should admit to this but i was looking at dating site with a friend at a site called 'faceparty' and asos advertise on there.
sandrew64
- 31 Oct 2004 01:27
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Does anyone else have trouble logging on to asos.com?
SEADOG
- 31 Oct 2004 07:21
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johngtudor
Forgot about the US bit, thanks for the reminder.
Mumbles is a bit far for the Xmas do, have to give it a miss, but a nice thought. SD
johngtudor
- 31 Oct 2004 08:58
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sandra: No problem with ASOS this morning. Perhaps when you tried last night the site was down for maintance? Just a thought?
Kivver: My word you do go to some strange but popular sites!! Glad to read you are not on your own!
John
sandrew64
- 31 Oct 2004 11:22
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John
All that comes up is a Google search page...and then cannot find server. Glad others can get through though!
Sharon
johngtudor
- 31 Oct 2004 11:31
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Hi Sandra, That's very odd! Just an idea, but try clearing out all your internet cache clutter and try again. Sometimes the PC just repeats the last screen image for that site from your PC's cache memory which would be your last failed attempt in the early hours (sleepless nights in Cornwall clearly turn to ASOS images!)! I have just logged onto ASOS and it is as beautiful as ever!! Let me know how you get on ..
Seadog: When I am next in Mumbles we must meet up at Joe's for an ice-cream! Possibly the best in the world. Understand why you would not want to travel up to London by any form of transport...a true nightmare!
John
sandrew64
- 31 Oct 2004 11:55
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Sorry John....I don't know how to do that.
johngtudor
- 31 Oct 2004 12:01
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Sandra: Do you have Norton or any other application that allows you to see what is in your cache history?
John
johngtudor
- 31 Oct 2004 12:05
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Sandra: another idea try a google search from scratch on ASOS. Then see what happens when you click onto the ASOS reference as it should take you through to the site.
John
johngtudor
- 31 Oct 2004 12:15
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Sandra: If that fails try other search engines? John
sandrew64
- 31 Oct 2004 12:35
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John - I've asked Jeeves, tried Google and Yahoo searches and each time I get cannot find server. My friend next door might be able to help though..I'll try later or I could just save the money and buy more shares instead!!