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the volume of buys and sell have slowed to a snails place, and in context of the whole market most things are down or in stall mate.
it appears most of the market is frozen at the moment, so the general flow of money is lower.
are you seriously not looking at things in context, with historic and future looking empirical evidence.
Well boos share price action has been the same. They have great leadership and by all accounts their sales will top out. Not just asos.
Lol so whys its going down.....
did you ever consider that the CEO has made a load of money and decided he wants to do other things with his life.
maybe 2020 was a wake up call and he wants to take the family to different places in the world and enjoy life.
what's the point of working for only work sake, aren't we all trying to get money to get a better life in some way.
the board probably wanted another 5 to 10 year commitment from them and they decided that was too long a period to stay at the same company.
also you dont need to look at the past with this share, as based on web traffic reports and what the company have said on their own app usage it appears large volume revenue period is happening to Asos.
The CEO quit.... there is good reason for that. You don't leave a company when everything is going well. The valuation reflects the market view that the company has structural issues that need addressing. Most people here look at the historic chart and point to higher prices, as if thats where it should be now.... You will keep losing money investing like that.
this is a massive company they will be fine even if it takes a while for the replacement CEO to take up the position.
They have a large robust and very talented managerial team in place, the ceo is just a totem at this point.
the fact GAP has closed all its stores, Top Shop is now owned by Asos, and H&M have reduced locations, means that the physical highstreets has less competition to Asos online way of selling.
Add to this that we have had 2 years of the majority of people buying clothing from online, means they are more familiar with this method of shopping and also know their size... to give confidence in their purchases.
And finally, gone are the days where children want toys for xmas, they now want clothing, and keeping up with the jones is a corner shop to western society, as such the volume of sales they will be getting based on social motivations combined with growth of population and customer base equals some very promising sales.
Asos is of THE fashion retailers in the UK now with a dominate position.
hey arnold. There is no doubt that Asos has been the real winner - that being the case the lack of a chairman is neither here nor there. Dont own shares - but the company valued at £2 billion is laughably low.
100% treacle. Who would buy a company that doesnt have a CEO.
For what it's worth, I think both Claire and Heyarnold are right - I agree that youngsters will be buying, but I also think there's something worrying the market in respect of ASC as its been constant selling now for about 8 days - the last low was £23 so I wouldn't be surprised to see it get there and maybe we'll see a bounce then - perhaps the market feels that the company is a bit of a rudder less ship at the moment and wants news on the leadership - who knows.
and that they will be surprised*
Everything you say will be priced in. You think investors don't realise Christmas is coming up, and it they will be a surprised by higher sales? Please stop encouraging other people that also know equally little to buy, when you can't even put forward a sound investment case.
Hey_arnold, compared to BooHoo, ASOS are a golden share, the issues they faced were the same as everyone, however it appears the high street didn't bounce back by digital fashion retail is still going strong.
Asos web traffic numbers are up in last year, and they are in a fantastic position.
Anyone older than 12 in this country wants clothing for Xmas now days, with ASOS benefiting massively from this.
Claire you talk utter rubbish. This didn't rise on Friday when Boohoo did, there are company specific issues here that will likely see it sold further. I have revised my target to 2000p.
Hilarious to see the price down, but gave a great chance to buy more.
We are going through the biggest sales period of the year from now to January, and ASOS are one of the largest fashion retail companies in the UK which a large volume of the 20 to 30 market now use as the high street is dead.
Sentiment is a funny old thing,lots of people jumping onto covid stocks for a quick profit,this is medium to long term investment,just need to be patient & wait for news.
Seller mugs panicking lol. Happy to pick these up very close to the lows some weeks back. If all the shares, this is one that right now has many reasons to boom higher. No brainier so I’m perplexed how I’m picking up so cheap.
All my watchlist is nearly all green except for asos, don't know what is wrong here, hope it changes soon.
still surprised this is down at all. Everyone I know shopping on asos and boohoo.....
Had an Email from Asos advertising 80% off and still profit to be had,just how do they do it?