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!!

5549 spread out.cant help not taking that money..:)

quite right too!
never get too greedy

and who is saying that..mega-successful asos's mentor...lol

i am! .... and you know that advice is correct

you not! ive been schooling you too many times in asc's field and as far as I remember you didn't get promoted either...lol

Another cracking open.im sure shorts want to stop it somehow since q1 way ahead but baby is very strong.glad im keeping stock.

six days after capitulation , 5801 new high , like a copybook ..

Venture off Brick Lane onto Cheshire Street, and en route to Beyond Retro you will pass Beach London.

Not to be confused with that hairdressers in Dalston of the same name (minus a consonant), Beach London is a gallery cum shop cum agency for illustrators and designers.

With the help of Beach London practitioners are taken down a fine art route, with exhibitions and publications all part and parcel of the process.

Their latest triumph however, sees four of the artists on their roster collaborate with ASOS on a range of T-shirts, as part of the ecommerce store’s continued endorsement of the creative arts.

Names include Tom Edwards, Ellie Andrews, T-Slates and the duo Bonjour Jean Jacques, while designs range from white illustrations on baggy black V-neck tees to colourful cropped tie-dye numbers.

Next up on the Beach London calendar will be ‘Draw a Penis and Run Away’, an exhibition from Spanish artist Pau Sampera, running from 7th November.

Advertised via a magical pink poster exhibiting a roughly mastered vase with apparent biro markings and the artist’s name above in Nirvana’s iconic font, the show will debut a new catalogue of Sampera’s crude take on traditional sculpture and painting.

Now that's two reasons to take a detour.

that would be highest close for good measure but I suspect this is short game.i would try but too large stop loss for me.i guess cynic wouldn't mind large wobble , potentially unrecoverable...

moi! i don't give a toss ... clearly your goldfish brain does not register that i avoid dealing in this one (and WOS) because i can never get the direction and timing right

dont inquiete cynic.., after booking loss you've been saying just to back to booking loss again ..old good times..nothin wrong with that....btw goldfish can remember at least up to three months (and that is probably because the scientists didnt want to spent more than 3 months experimenting on it) so your last stunt was within that time frame..i dont comprehend what you all about..:-)

when time is come this is moving like freight train , hard to stop. hopefully some stop is in the making at these levels as I don't really enjoy being out of spreads when this thing is moving even sitting on 15% gain on stock.(getting degenerated)

£60 beckons PDQ imo.

before £60 I would love to see leg down to £55 first

cant help resolve my woodwork theory and shorted 5941 slightly.pictured smash by freight train and i feel sorry for myself already..lol

lol stopped out pretty quickly 5972. don't f...k with the freight train

6012! and still remember when people moaned 1100 is way too high it will plunge , plus some knievil mega shorting nuts...lol

Told you! :-)

................ I thought 100p was too high at the time - the one (of many) that got away big time!!!!

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