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 added more and 1898 and look at this! 1980 !! fly baby fly

Short flight,smash to the ground,bloody Dow and checking where the floor is

about 1600

that window at the open stands as temp support until close below, so hope there.btw must be above 1861 to conform the sign.F... whirpool.

didnt close below window and clearly pushing to be above 1861, looking promising, just added at 1856..

just testing strench of 18 today me thinks, so added few hund shares more at 1804.. painful times...

f.. scary at open ..1770... since i do believe 18 should hold on

so far no violence as was last drop.. volume's drying up on drops , quiet good early defence too.. could be sign of reverse

1950.. good stuff.. shaping up nicely

2000 ! wooaa.. , there was Dow than Ftse but now my asos.. sweet begining of comeback.. you've got to love these numbers coming..

sick volatility

low 17 again.. absurd price.. its a bear market valuation in growing earnings.. nonsense..why me and my business should have to pay for bankers and politicians f..up

yesterday i was thinking about starting closing longs as levels start to taking the piss.. and today get this! the whole session left behind , almost abandon baby.

so i've got here share price yesterday's 4% gain on 600k volume erased by 26k volume today.. well.... very uderstandable... lol

perhaps australian site opening and new head of mobile adv strategy deserves for sp drop..lol

That's the way to do it.

Lord Waheed Alli, the Labour peer and chairman of ASOS, has sold nearly half of his 30m stake in online fashion retailer, reports the Sunday Telegraph. According to company filings, Lord Alli exercised an option to buy 750,000 ASOS shares at 12.67p last week, then immediately sold them at 19 a share - valuing the stake at 14.25m and netting Lord Alli 14.15m in the process. He still has 830,000 shares in the business, worth 15.7m. The transaction knocked more than 5% off ASOS' market value last Friday, but his move is thought to have been triggered after he lost his investment in Chorion, the media group, rather than a lack of confidence in the retailer. Nonetheless, the newspaper indicates that there are some concerns about the firm's buying talent, after a string of well-respected mid-ranking buyers left for rival retailers.

good stuff indeed from 12p to 19 quid.. but meaningless in terms of business future value,Ali sold it 2nd september on bounce and in the same time Nimmo increased his stake by some 400k, few more upgrades since site visit, technicaly supporting ..ready to go.. im stay long , update going to be sweet, def not for this sp recession's valuation.

just added 300 shares ,1569 bargin of the century..

just in the last two days massive 15% down , new lows on pretty high volume ,could be capitulation ?

The chart from mid July looks like a slinky.