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I would have expected it to drop as well Jamesss but not at this rate. Anyway, it's the results that I'm interested in. If they are as they should be (no reason why they shouldn't be), then all good.

Can't always buy at the bottom but hopeful my Capita shares at 14p are a good long term buy

You keep saying that James, but Asos down considerably more than most. Even loss making Ocado hasn't been affected as much and actually had a bit of a bounce today. Asos doen over 30% in just the last month, Boohoo way less than this.

Again, results before too long. They aren't going to be good, but let's just see how average/poor they are.

Articles today talking about the usual:

"significant refinancing risks” related to a £253 million bond due in 2028 with a 14.84% yield"

But the above has been know for ages. Ashley managed to collapse the sp? All speculation at present, just have to wait until these results.

Yeah, everyone has been sent that cakes. Copy and paste job.

I think it's got the flu cuppycakes

Ashley bidding for companies is not a good thing. Lowball offer/hostile takeover comes to mind

Of course this will hit 450p, it should be there/above that price now.

Depending on the results, I'm with you on exiting though. I've got some in Capita, another that has taken too long to turn things around.

Roberto, no bargaining for 450p here, that is an abysmal price. But, if I have to abandon ship, I will.

Never one to scream manipulation but you'd also have to be naive to think it can never happen. If there are some nasty shocks with the results then fair enough. If they are bang on guidance, then you'd have to say this has been played. Market cap is absolutely ridiculous.

If something hideous has happened, who knows. I doubt it and we'll get the "meh" half year results we are expecting.

Can't see any TR1's so don't think a large seller is to blame for crashing the sp. The stock is heavily shorted and events around the world hardly brilliant (lots of stocks not been battered like Asos mind) so all guesswork at present. Won't be long until there is a notification about when results will be. If they have missed guidance, then this forum will be a cesspit and tbh, people would have every right to vent their anger. Not that it would achieve anything.

Unitl then, just have to painfully watch this fall I guess.

Guidance was reiterated, even mid term.

Their Mid-Term Focus is: In the mid-term, ASOS aims for sustainable, profitable growth, with revenue growth, gross margin towards 50%, and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 8%

They aren't going to release a statement. Not sure of the reliability of Fidelity International but they reckon April for half year results:

Key Dates:

Half-yearly results: Forecast date: April 2025

Annual report: Forecast date: November 2025

Final results: Forecast date: November 2025

Annual general meeting: Forecast date: January 2026

It is indeed a difficult game. I sold a few of these at 154p having bought in around 120p.

Here is the link for the full article if anyone is interested:

https://uk.investing.com/news/analyst-ratings/hsbc-raises-asos-stock-rating-to-hold-cuts-price-target-to-gbp270-93CH-3976820

"Despite the substantial refinancing risks highlighted by a GBP253 million bond with a 14.84% yield due in 2028"

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Been noted a few times by people on here, this a worry

6 quid by the end of the year would be a ridiculous price for a lot of people. This hit nearly £10 in Jan 2023 because of forward guidance

TU should just be average as like lot's have said, guidance has been reiterated. Also as has been said, the credit insurers have reinstated their cover which is a good sign. They are obviously no mugs. So Asos aren't going bankrupt but we're just going to have mediocre results and an eternity to wait for this to turn.

167p? Crikey

"Jumps"

They did confirm guidance fairly recently. Also in a closed period, I know this stops insider trading and potentially doesn't stop them putting out a statement, but not sure any company would tbh.

Who knows cuppycakes.

Asos doing well to get that record unless they already have 🤣.

Boohoo are in massive trouble aren't they?:

https://www.theguardian.com/business/nils-pratley-on-finance/2025/mar/11/new-name-but-same-old-struggles-for-boohoo

Asos results very soon, going to be a tough read.