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Those buyers of puts will peg this back, so that they get paid. After that it runs.
Anyone know the expiry dates?
A big thank you to all of those that sold and allowed us to get cheap shares.
MA and WB
My thoughts also. Coordinated effort to get cheap shares from paper hands.
I said we blue today!
Insider Buying, that's all you need
get to 29.9% then buy a **** load of call options
Puts have been exercised, plus they have bought a few extra
Lots of value in this. High street is gone. Online is the future.
This is a once in a decade opportunity. £40/share possible in 4-5years.
Congrats
Shorts are great, they allow better entries.
Never correct an enemy while they are making a mistake.
0.4%
Coiled spring comes to mind......MM/HF's are getting desperate
MM's want your shares....I wonder why?
Sinks competition before buying ASOS. Smart
If D4E was coming they would have done it in Dec, why waste time.
I read it as they were looking at bank loans or new longer dated bonds.
They may dangle a carrot of a better yield for a longer expiry, the company has a pipeline so issue with length of bonds.
Should float there instead of the FTSE
Sep 23
Fast fashion e-tailer Asos has announced the appointment of William Barker as a non-independent non-executive director as it continues to build up its board of directors with seasoned executives.
Barker is the founder and chief executive officer, as well as a significant shareholder, of California-based hedge fund manager Camelot Capital Partners, which already holds 14.02 percent of Asos’ issued share capital.
He also serves as executive chairman of both Tapi Carpets & Floors and UK manufacturing conglomerate Synnovia.
In addition to this, Barker is the founding investor and a board member of Re:Build Manufacturing, and had previously advised the founder of Zappos, Tony Hsieh.
In a release, Jørgen Lindemann, ASOS’ chairman, said: "ASOS has a long-standing relationship with William as shareholder and strong supporter of the company, and I am delighted that William has now agreed to join the board.
“He brings a wealth of retail and commercial experience alongside a deep knowledge and understanding of the ASOS business. We look forward to working closely with him as the business continues on its journey to sustainable, profitable growth."
Don't know but, here is what I do know;
- Insider buying multi million pounds of shares
- Big investor taking a sizable position
- Undervalued company, with turaround
- Rock bottom shares
I personally am going to buy more......
Billy getting his hand in his pocket, decent money there. Nearly as much as me.....
Swatay
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