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@Sharebel: why are you selling when you have been so positive and vibrant about the share?

@Llyod: If you get moody when the SP drops 5% then equity investing is not for you. Better stick to Bank Deposits, and you will sleep more comfortably.

Karl, give it a rest. ‘Massive day and consolidated the price’. It was a relatively light day and signified nothing. It will go up when it his ready to go up.

Just looking at the news feeds and the Times has posted a story 30 minutes ago that Allianz are reducing credit cover to Boo suppliers by up to 50%. I am heavily invested in Asos and that hit us hard a couple of months with the same issue.

Unbelievable, what can you say about that UT??

I saw that, the Docs news is surprising, good mood music sweeping retail.

If the free float is becoming sticky she will travel North very quickly. Nice momentum.

Always difficult to interpret the order book with dummy bids and asks, but it is looking positive as I have seen it.

American futures looking positive following inflation data. We might get a bounce from it, the important factor is we finish blue and that the panic has sold through, then start again next week.

Last day of H1 as well so a lot of account balancing and positions being winded up by the II’s. Surprised at the drop, still a large free float of PI’s who are twitchy. If there is anyone serious in the background they should show their hand, but we won’t know until the after hours print and the UT.

@West: A one Million pound sale/Buy is not an unusual occurrence on the ASOS tape. A couple of weeks ago the UT was 9 Million pounds and over the last 10 trading days, there have been plenty of 800k-1 Million sales. It wasn’t the value that moved the price it was the RNS. The MM’s knew that the market would be spooked and took advantage of it. Yesterday was a positive day and the sale didn’t make us go red. Every sell is a buy and every buy is a sell, although, I am certain MM’s are loading up their books for someone.

Nowt but Retail PI hysteria. When the RNS broke the SP was 402.70p. Looking at the trades they were all retail following the announcement. To the novice when an NED sells, it means the business is going bust. He needs the cash so he sold a few shares and the resulting action was a 6% fall. It is not Armageddon, it’s MM’s shaking PI’s out of shares. A 6% fall for a FTSE small cap is no big deal. Watch this bounce 5% tomorrow before 9am.

MM’s have had a great afternoon, it makes you wonder if it is all orchestrated? Of course, I would never suggest that.

The SP has eroded by 95% over two years and investors are talking about dividends? Let’s learn to walk before we start running eh?

Not quite, but still a positive UT.

Some strange price action today and there is definitely someone loading up. Don’t be impatient about the 2-3% rises. This is looking good to smash the placing price this week.

Wait until the 28th of July, the figures will do all the talking. With Oil heading back down to $70, and travel not looking like retreating anytime soon, this is a great environment for running an International Airline.

That is the lowest UT I have seen for a while.

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@BB: The majority of those trades were executed today before the market closed, they are delayed trades and posted after the close. I agree with the previous poster a lot of buying is being executed by MM’s, they can hold a lot of stock, I remember some years ago that they could hold up to 4% of issued share capital, which is a fair bit of stock. Not suggesting that, but in the absence of TR1-s they must be mopping up, but for who and why?

I agree it is strange. The positive factor is that the cornerstone holders are not selling. I thought that the maximum time you are allowed to post a TR-1 is 72 hours, excluding non-market days. I guess if there is no TR-1 tomorrow, I will have to eat my slippers as stated.