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Yes - the cost of inflation on all aspects of production and consumer behaviour leading to an impact of the bottom line.
Higher prices can limit sales figures. That's how many think anyhow.
It's the fear of what inflation may do to the bottom line.
*psychology
I was meaning from consumer physiology. For example in sweden where I lived years some buy and only buy Volvo. They like Volvos and they "know" Volvos. They like what makes a Volvo a Volvo, they have experienced it, they have fely it, and prefer to only buy Volvo. If Volvo was bought out by say Audi to keep it simple, do you think Audi will put a Audi logo on a Volvo car? No they wouldn't as they are destroying Volvo's branding and image and counter a big reason why they bought Volvo in the first place.
I don't suggest keeping Asos and Topshop completely separate, but on Asos website at least show ex-Topshop buyers where Topshop's clothing range is , hinting at a divergance of the two brands. At the top of Asos website at least mention Topshop. Consumers like to identify with image and brand so taking that all away directly is a big mistake and would make an ex-Topshop consumer felling alittle confused and lost. This is especially when they paid around £300 million for it. To scrap the brand you just paid so much money for is stupid.
*shops
There are no Topshop shores anymore.
Its about leveraging the brand of Topshop. People who bought Topshop know Topshop not Asos.
Topshop should at least be mentioned on the crossover site.
What's the point of buying the brand then? You lose all the brand value.
Ok, but Topshop's brand disappears totally when you get forwarded to asos's site. Its a waste of branding power.
I think there is a way to link the two sites and keep the branding.
I think you have a good point. I think Asos have made a critical error of judgement.
Why buy the name if you don't plan on using it?
Criminals normally drive BMW.... just joking... yes cash, but not with bank accounts that are traceable. Bitcoin wallets have been quite untraceable.
People invest in Bitcoin to make money nothing more.
Bitcoin is the precursor to the future money system.
I think Bitcoin will lose alot of value after banks bring out their own crypto currencies. It is also unregulated and almost unuseable. Only crime groups use it.
They can put it into gold, silver, or cryptos.
Personally I still have Asos shares and long heavy spreadbets.
This inflation **** storm should blow over soon as supply and demand rebalances, and Biden stops pumping cash into society for free.
Why the drift down of Boo and Asos?
With the lifting of lockdown people won't suddenly start shopping for clothes on the highstreet. Most highstreet clothes shops are gone - bought up by Boo and Asos. Only afew left mainly Next.
Ideas anyone?
I don't see why this should go sub £3.00.
We will see.
Does this mean that if Boo had posted terrible results the share price would go up? :D
Crazy.
I thought that since there was no price increase before results as before, then the decline wouldn't really come, and instead upside - especially bearing in mind past price history of +£4.
Amazing stable price action. Expecting a slow increase today and this week.
I would be happy with £3.60 let alone £4.50
I dont remember the forecast growth published awhile back.
How do results stack-up to actual results in ?
Boohoo P/E : 56
Asos P/E: 41