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 watch and learn..

well I forgot that that phase in your life gone forever..lol

4032 for close bit worst then i thought.anyway picture is even clearer now.good.

i'm still watching and still short :-)
in the end, very little damage done today and i may just escape with a profit in due course, especially as cash ftse is currently showing -35 since the close ...... but such is current volatility, that one never knows

The shares are now on an eye-watering forward P/E of 82

so go short like me

business growing eye poping and watering +40%

cynic...you'll not fool me.

whatever that may mean

don't worry , not willing to chase that..free ride for over 60..

now try writing sense if you can

not a big philosophy with yours..i can understand it.i will stay with reality..more exciting.

i give up .... suggest you book yourself into the nearest bipolar clinic where they may be able to give you some medication

The quality of your so called trades plus comments and timing of them, geezer, say more about you then your delusion in creating someone opposite.you trying hard to hide it and thats why you pay the price making the same mistake over and over.delusion is always veryfied.

maybe the emperor's new clothes have been spotted
continuing to watch and hold with my short - amazingly now (just!) in the money

must be few suckers out there who will buy that fiction.dont fool anyone here geezer.

dwo-day 10% swing..not fair..:)

43's without me?.. f...great

come on MA this should be on already..

LONDON (ShareCast) - Jefferies has raised its rating for online fashion retailer ASOS (Other OTC: ASOMY - news) from 'underperform' to 'buy' and more than doubled its target price, reversing an 'ill-judged' downgrade made earlier in the year.

The broker's ratings cut back in January was based on gross margin compression and the thought that the withdrawal of long-standing operating margin guidance would weigh on the stock.

"It didn't. Burgeoning revenue growth carried the story and the resultant outperformance made for a poor call," admitted analyst David Reynolds.

Since the start of 2013, the stock has surged by over 50%.

Reynolds said that brand momentum is advancing, with High Street (BSE: HIGHSTREE.BO - news) chain Zara in its sights after moving ahead of H&M.

He also hailed the company senior management team with Chief Executive Officer Nick Robertson and Chief Financial Officer Nick Beighton leading the company "with verve and aplomb".

"It is very difficult to find a better group of senior managers and communicators, and they have built a strong management bench over the last year. Simply put, the most effective management team we have encountered," Reynolds said.

The broker has hiked the target price to 6,200p, from just 2,199p previously.

"While we still have concerns regarding returns rates and the developing market opportunity, neither of these should materially impact the revenue growth profile, although there may be a margin impact."

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no %!£$ comment jefferies..

New high @4,467.