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Everyone has to make their own decisions on holding a stock but for the company has a current value of 21 billion compared with net assets from the last financial statement of 32 billion so to me that's a buy

I expect they will be keeping all the money they make to put back into expanding the company over next few years.

looking good.
Have been watching this share for a few months but wanted to wait to make sure they were finally making a profit.
Looks like you all got in nice and early as it certainly looks to now have a strong future in this space.
Now I just need to find some spare money to start building a holding so don't go too much higher too quick!! :)

Willy Wonka's golden ticket didn't end too well for 4 of the 5 winners :)
Anyway good luck

To be fair Asos don't have the drag of the media attacking it constantly to spread doubt.
Also I am not sure Asos was that amazing was it? It seems pretty much in line with expectations and I think people were expecting a lot more after Boo's results.

https://www.cmcmarkets.com/en-gb/news-and-analysis/asos-share-price-likely-to-rise-on-fy-figures

This hasn't aged well (in an hour).

I think we are too hard on ourselves (and others) sometimes if the people paid to know what is going on constantly screw up we shouldn't be so hard on ourselves when we get it wrong.

Looks like sympathy has Asos pulling Boo along with it. Unfortunately in the wrong direction (for most of us).
Oh well at least not in something more speculative like Cine or Alba

Never a good thing
You need to learn to kill your darlings!
I like Boo but since the day b4 results I've profit taking (did put some back in at 330 though).
I mainly stick to boring div stocks so then I don't worry too much about what the share price is doing.
I have points where I'll sell the rest of my money in Boo and just leave the profits to ride. You never know when is best to sell a stock which is why you need to plan before hand to try and take the emotion of the moment out of it ( I need to get better at this)

Wolfofworks at least these are both companies making money so unless you need the money or are on leverage today may not be the best one to sell as without the media attacks Asos will probably bounce back over the next week or two.
I'm not in it though as it's P/E ratio is too high for me and works against its sales for growth (not that that seems to bother Amazon and Tesla !)

We had a recession 10 yrs ago I would think most people on here lived and worked through that

Well with the government we have in UK we don't have to worry about any of those kind of laws.
Singapore on Thames is what they are looking for.

Well it's going to be an online Christmas

I've lost more money in better companies than Boohoo today :)

I think sentiment is a quite well know phenomenon so yes if Sainsburys have bumper sales it does pull up Tesco, Morrisons, etc with it.
Likewise if IAG falls it pulls EasyJet, Whizz down with it.

"Buy ASOS on open as bargain for Wednesday"
Isn't that what everyone was saying about Boo a couple weeks ago? :O

the stock is up 12% in the last month which is more than most companies increase in a year (in normal times).
Those with an average 380+ need patience more than a pump IMO.

black friday

I expect one reason is government and media don't care about foreigners getting ripped off but by keeping this in people's minds it's an excuse as to why virus is out of control here. Not the government fault but dodgy companies using slaves crushed together in death traps.

This has not aged well (at least yet)

I may have misunderstood here bit if people are saying Boohoo might buy H&M they are nuts
h&M are a 25 billion pound company