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!!

I went before the bell on NXT, won't do it again here. This stock trades massively over its NAV so if it reverses the fall should be a sustained one over months giving me plenty of time to comfirm the move and get in. There are alot of long term holders in this stock so a 5%-10% shift won't rattle them to sell out as they've seen it all before.

it's a valid view ..... not sure whether or not i'll get itchy fingers

I'm not ruling out a long position either Cynic, if the results are good we could see another push, looking at the last few candles though good news has already been priced into the stock, it now needs to back up the additional pricing.

certainly saturday telegraph reckoned ASC was badly o'priced, but then the guy also admits that he thought that a year ago when sp was about £28.00

I dont care about tons of lagging charts , hundreds of dumb articles , so-called/home-made/out-of-woodless-woodwork experts empty views...meaningless...for now all that looks to me like hopeless need for special care...
unless I will see good quality move here...
"show me the money"...

piss off is the polite version ... i was having a chat with shortie who, unlike you, has intelligent and intelligible things to say

You can brown-nose whoever your nose need - i dont care. This foothpah is under my anti-dumb jurisdiction, brace yourself.

your jurisdiction? .... you jumped up little pratt; who gave you your pretensions to grandeur?

pretentions of others-to acquire for themselves advantages and superior rights..
this is the bit i love the most..

phew! should have done that ages ago, but first time ever used :-)

enjoy while last, it will not stay for long in your case.

Latest Share Price (p) 6,700.00 Net Gearing (%) 25.92
Market Capitalisation (£m) 5,637.06 Gross Gearing (%) 48.74
Shares in issue (m) 83.43 Debt Ratio 0.00
P/E Ratio 134.87 Debt-to-Equity Ratio 0.00
Total dividends per share (p) 0.00 Assets / Equity Ratio 1.95
Dividend Yield (%) 0.00 Price to book value 35.28
Dividend cover (x) 0.00 ROCE 0.23
Earning per share (p) 50.10 EPS Growth (%) 300.80
52 week high / low 6,765.00 / 2,476.00 DPS Growth (%) n/a

Price to book value 35.28 pretty much sums it up. Ever seen a figure like that before?

sp has looked totally nuts for ages and ages and ages, but when (if?) the relative pack of cards collapses then there'll be much blood ..... but when (if) that will happen is almost anyone's guess

they said dotcom was a whole different ballgame and that the usual criteria did not apply ..... remind me what happened :-)

I think it'll pan out the same way as any other dot.com when growth starts to become saturated then the figures will pull back to be reflective upon NAV and EPS. At the moment future EPS figures are 40% year on year as per previous performance, for how long is that really going to be sustainable, who knows, I doubt it'll last forever. Keep it on watch and wait for the figures.

i'm sure you're wise, though my itchy fingers may lead me to have a semi-dabble b4hand

The trouble is these could just as easily go to £70 or £80 short term.

I completely agree Skinny

I'm watching these self-contradicting specualations behind the growing account thanks to asos for years and I barely cant comprehend how these types of comments are able to surface..
why on earth bring such calculations (one of hundreds..useless),empty thoughts... when asc's market proving always wrong time after time... after time....
where is ability to adopt?
nobody ever learn?

Its called experience, look at whats happened to similar companies before tomasz... Boo.com springs to mind precursor to Next.co.uk.

my god.come on..no offence , but if you compare to boo.com then it would be rather inexperience..
is enyone ever go through balance sheet?
anyone got hands dirty, grabbed calculator and spend some time with funamentals?