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FEVR Fevertree Drinks Plc

1,133.00
21.00 (1.89%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Fevertree Drinks Plc LSE:FEVR London Ordinary Share GB00BRJ9BJ26 ORD 0.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  21.00 1.89% 1,133.00 1,138.00 1,141.00 1,158.00 1,119.00 1,119.00 255,187 16:35:02
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl 364.4M 15.4M 0.1320 86.29 1.33B
Fevertree Drinks Plc is listed in the Wine & Alcoholic Bev-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FEVR. The last closing price for Fevertree Drinks was 1,112p. Over the last year, Fevertree Drinks shares have traded in a share price range of 947.00p to 1,476.00p.

Fevertree Drinks currently has 116,677,711 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Fevertree Drinks is £1.33 billion. Fevertree Drinks has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 86.29.

Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/12/2017
12:58
robholdsworth,
Good find-and may explain why the sp's in lift-off again.
FEVR's mkt cap increase seems to mean that it's now on the radar of so-called mid-cap funds. Hence the recent uplift in volume(although it doesn't take much volume to cause a rise or fall).
Also these 'wise men' appear to be shrugging off the threat from Coke.
Onwards and upwards!

wetdream
19/12/2017
12:58
wetdream, I was just looking at the prior consolidation zone as resistance.
As we work through this, we could see evidence of shorts closing.
It might not take very long at all.

It's approx 2122-2222

bamboo2
19/12/2017
12:42
Hi bamboo2,
EOD close above 50SMA must surely be guaranteed.
But what d'you reckon after that? ;-)

wetdream
19/12/2017
10:48
Nichols today reported 9% y-o-y UK growth for Vimto and 20% in Africa. Although they said profits could be hit by blockades in Yemen and to Saudi Arabia.

I don't think many folks drink gin in Yemen or Saudi... do they ;-)?
So FT should be doing a lot better!

sogoesit
19/12/2017
10:22
Our Asda was sold out of fevertree last night.
robholdsworth
19/12/2017
09:34
It's now or never guys. Buy now before is too late, probably 28£ after ER.
orissander
19/12/2017
09:22
I was in Asda last night, picking up some bits and wandered past the mixer aisle. Fevertree cans were on offer 8 for £3.50. They were up against Schweppes 12 cans for £3.50 and the Asda special tonics 8 for £2.50.I watched a couple pick up two cases of Fevertree tonics without even considering the competition. Then I saw another couple pick some up. He grabbed two cases as well while his missus told him to get the cheaper ones. He said "no chance, they don't taste as nice"
villarich
19/12/2017
09:02
wetdream, does look much more positive. Have started building a position here yesterday and today.

First objective is an EOD close above the 50sma.

This confrims a Double Bottom to target approx 2165

bamboo2
19/12/2017
08:46
Good news on the way?
;-)

wetdream
18/12/2017
22:30
Well said Orissander! It's all about the product. If someone produces a better tasting tonic then I'll be switching my allegiances and selling FEVR... but not til then.
juzzer100
18/12/2017
10:03
For all the people that thinks Fevr is a fad:
Listen carefully, do you think that schweppes is a fad? NO
So, Fevertree is not a fad because is a better tasting schweppes.
Equations are being told in elementary school so i think you can get it :)
Regards.

orissander
18/12/2017
07:40
Hi PI, thanks for the support. We have all tried to engage chris, but unfortunately he just won't behave like a grown up. I do sympathise with non chartists, however suggest you filter and ignore.

FEVR does look very interesting at this juncture.

bamboo2
18/12/2017
06:05
Christh- that's a pretty poor post - you may want to investigate charting analysis before you post things like that again.Bamboo trades, there's nothing wrong with that - he's also very transparent with his posts.Like BOO there is nothing wrong with this business, the technicals chart wise indicated where the price was going - especially that gap
panic investor
18/12/2017
00:04
Thanks wetdream. By imminent I meant next week, have edited the post.
bamboo2
17/12/2017
23:34
bamboo2 17 Dec '17 - 12:45 - 1361 of 1362
Potential turn imminent 19 or maybe 20 January. Will be interesting to see which way it goes.

Clueless baboon!
Going to extra length to post a graph which he cannot interpreet and he is not sure
which way it will go!

It has been noticed that this person is a shorter so watch out those who read his posts.
This person has only one interest...only to distract you

The company is expected to announce big profits as already stated.
So that will propel the price ypwards to £26.
Lets see what will the brokers say.

christh
17/12/2017
23:18
Isn't there a trading update due Jan 18?
If so, it'd be a surprise if there wasn't a 'turn' on 19 or 20th!

wetdream
17/12/2017
12:45
Potential turn imminent 19 or maybe 20 December 2017. Will be interesting to see which way it goes. [if any] H&S neckline below [red], INVH&S above [green]. Prior Breakaway gap support zone still holding [orange].

Edit typo. Changed January to December

bamboo2
15/12/2017
17:41
The stock is gaining some resilience and is slowly growing. Seems a support in the 1900/1850 area. Now we are heading higher, probably waiting for the earnings report in January.
orissander
13/12/2017
17:51
More the stock stay stagnant and more the probability of a big pop on earnings report in January.
orissander
13/12/2017
08:03
FT takes second place in its sector of Britain’s Most Admired Companies, after Diageo:
sogoesit
11/12/2017
10:26
Ok i am aware of the difficulties that one company could have.
Did you ever tasted fevertree? The answer is in the product.

orissander
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