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So th shorts are still here, they own 4% or just under of the company now and still they remain
60 is holding up but for how long? Are they trying to break past this barrier and let the SP collapse completely?
Why is there no chat around DA and the other propositions that Tern owns a proportion of?
Yep, hopefully this is 50p plus before CoP
I've been tracking this since the initial 200p drop, glad I held off however the momentum is building up now.
Sold my Ceres power Friday for this, seems for once I made a good call!
Hopefully we break 48p soon and this raises to the 50/60s.
DYOR, GLA bla bla
Interesting to see who bought the shares. Alan Giddings also works for a PE firm and is the chair of Watkins Jones.
Perhaps he makes better investments
I'm going to mute Dogger as he's just a troll but Dogger you Sir are a full on simpleton if you actually believe the rubbish you spew on this forum.
Here come the shorts...
We've seen this with THG etc
I believe so, growth phase is over however with roughly a £4b revenue cost savings will put this into profit v easy.
Let's see what the long term has for this household brand
GLA
I love ocado and the products, prices, delivery and customer service however I am looking for a time to buy and I just can't right now due to the shorting.
I do think that they will close the gap slightly and reduce their losses but these are staggeringly tough times.
Ocado is one of, if not the most, shorted companies in the FTSE and these guys are very rarely wrong.
DYOR etc
I bought in (a v small amount) with ASOS recently however BOO is better value right now
So it turned out that the counter offensive was actually the Russian legion fighting their own and caused havoc.
Ukraine haven't even begun and Russia's in a tiff
I hope we get one but it's Monday at 9am, the coffee machines are still warming up! :P
my view is whilst asos is in trouble financially their market offering and appeal is vastly different to that of many of the competition. shein/boo don't offer the brands, i go to asos to buy a pair of fashionable trainers or jeans not to buy some crap that'll i wear for a week.
whilst they do some some ****e i was at my girlfriends last week and her and her friends all bought their holiday clothing from asos, being in our early 30s they wanted something good not crap.
i did ask about why they bought far more than they needed, in different colors etc it was because they could send it back for free. that was my greatest concern as i think most of their clothing just got returned.
even so how many people buy clothes thinking they can send it back if they don't want it and actually never bother?
i think this will go up, imo, the brand itself if a household name, i think this share is cheap and and easy entry into a huge market for an investment/competitor.
dyor vla bla
Surprised is ASOS don't buy some, the brass have
Now the shorters seem to be leaving this should push up? Thoughts?
I expect an increase today, I've gone in but prepared to add if needed. Oversold and ASOS is still a top online brand for people wanting quality clothing for holidays.
OMG I JUST CAME OFF THE PHONE ALSO AND I EXPECT ITS GOING UP!
Shut up idiot
It was lower in March off a high and went back up. Recheck your maths as 20% is fictional
My guess is 440/450... With a bit of luck!