Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 09/1/2018 14:19

Trading Update (Nov 2017)

[christh] 09/1/2018 14:16

Villarich,
keep showing off that you bought at £6 and £1 or you got it for nothing.
Everyone knows that bulletin boards are the worst place to listen or take advise.

So pull the other one!

[villarich] 09/1/2018 12:49

That's his M.O. Pastybap. He repeats what we already know and makes up random target prices to justify to himsel why he bought in at £25.The guy is sitting on a near 20% loss and has been for months. He's looking for any morsel of info to make himself feel better, while convincing himself everyone else on this board is an "evil shorter."

[pastybap] 09/1/2018 12:46

Why did you just post something over 2 months old that everyone and his dog here already knows?

[christh] 09/1/2018 10:58

Fever-Tree shares rise on latest sales upgrade
Premium drinks mixer group expects revenues to be ‘materially ahead’ of expectations
John Murray Brown
November 7, 2017

Shares in Fever-Tree rose 12 per cent on Tuesday after the posh tonic water company upgraded forecasts for the fifth time in a year, indicating it expected full-year sales to be “materially ahead” of market expectations.

Fever-Tree said its performance in its main UK market had been “exceptional”.

Source: THE FINANCIAL TIMES, November 7, 2017

[christh] 09/1/2018 10:41

wetdream,
hah,hah,hah.

shorters !

[wetdream] 09/1/2018 10:37

Villarich,
As the header suggests, the flter button has proved a godsend for christh.
Bizarrely, the more he/she/it posts, the lower the share price drifts.....
Perhaps British Bulls should factor that into their analysis!

[villarich] 09/1/2018 09:42

I see Christh is digging up the old "Diageo will buy Fevertree" stories again. It didn't wash last time and it doesn't now. Have you run out of old trading update links to share?Diageo own the licences to ALCOHOLIC drinks. They don't own a single soft drink / mixer brand. It's more likely we get bought out by PepsiCo or Coke (especially when Coke realises their investment in the Schweppes premium brand has cannibalised their own market share).

[wetdream] 09/1/2018 07:39

orissander,
Imho this is a well-run company with the potential to be a great company.
The various youtube clips of discussions with the founders show that they hold decent values and, up to now, have developed a repeatable business model for the (relatively) smaller markets they've been operating in-particularly the UK.
Now they're 'taking on' the big guns in the US however, they need to scale up pretty fast, as simply having a 'better' product won't be enough on its own.
So, fwiw, I'm a long termer as well-but the sp's showing volatility like a lot of shares, caused, I believe, by algorithmic trading. charts can help with entry and exit points in what I hope will be a steady upward direction.
GL to all LTHs
;-)

[orissander] 09/1/2018 00:48

Technical analysis do not consider who matter most, the day of the earnings report, for people long term like me is like astrology. If one wants to trade ok but for the long termers is only noise. This is a great company and looking at it like this is a shame. But I respect all people so I will not complain again :) only my 2 cents.

[wetdream] 08/1/2018 22:17

bamboo2
i think BBs does a good job of interpreting candlesticks charts-but seem to have a habit of acting on the pattern retrospectively...which often has already confirmed that their decided action was 'correct'!

I sold out at £22.40 as a 'no-news vacuum' gives short-termers a chance to p!ss about with the share price given the very low volumes.

At any one time there seems to be about £1 fluctuation in the share price on a daily basis.

What you realise, from the various job applications on the co. website, is how relatively undeveloped they are from a personnel point of view. imho they need feet on the ground. The founders can't do everything on their own.

[bamboo2] 08/1/2018 18:45

wetdream, A small H&S targets the lower point of the support zone [2120]. Potential turn [x2] day tomorrow. I plan to buy back then if I get the chance. gla

I'm not a fan of British Bulls.

[wetdream] 08/1/2018 18:30

Candlesticks fans may be following the advice to 'sell'-due to a 'bearish evening star' having formed.(according to British Bulls....)
Certainly a bit of a personal surprise that that the sp's dropped below £22a-admittedly on very low volume.

[ccr1958] 08/1/2018 11:49

We here you christh

[christh] 08/1/2018 11:11

trading statement due maybe next week 18 (thursday) or 25(friday) or between.

Remember you heard it here, going up to £28.

[christh] 08/1/2018 10:22

Fever-Tree sets sights on Chinese market
9th August, 2017 by Natalie Wang

With first half year sales rising 77%, London-based tonic water producer, Fever-Tree, has revealed that it plans to tap into the Chinese market “within months,” following the success of an earlier deal with Hong Kong fine wine importer Summergate to distribute its products in the local market.

Anybody heard of the progress of this?

[christh] 08/1/2018 09:09

Why doesn't Diageo buy Fever-Tree? - Analysis
Wednesday, 28 June 2017
drinkedinadmin
Industry News
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Following the purchase of SABMiller by Anheuser-Busch InBev last year, no drinks company can be ruled out as a takeover target, whatever its size. That includes Diageo, which has been suggested previously as potentially being in the sights of the likes of AB InBev.

[christh] 08/1/2018 09:05

Aug 2, 2017
Mixers Mammoth

Fever-Tree Drinks is another London stock which may appear too expensive for many stock seekers – the carbonated mixers manufacturer deals on a forward earnings multiple of 78.1 times right now.

But given the prospect of electric sales growth in the near-term and beyond, I also reckon the London business is worthy of serious glances. The Square Mile is anticipated earnings growth of 16% in 2017 and 12% next year.

Fever-Tree’s share price exploded to record peaks around £21.70 last week after the announcement of blistering half-year numbers. The company saw revenues detonate 77% between January and June, it advised, to £71.9m. And this caused adjusted EBITDA to more than double, to £25.2m.

The company saw UK sales rise 113% during the first half, meaning that it now commands a 30% share of the market in its home territory.

But the business is also making waves overseas, with sales rising in all regions thanks to robust underlying growth and the fruits of recent distributions gains. And news that it has brought onboard a new bottling partner in Spain bodes well for future sales across the South of Europe.

Given Fever-Tree's vast footprint (it currently operates across 50 countries), and the huge potential of the premium mixers segment, I reckon the business could prove a hugely-lucrative bet for growth hunters in the years to come.

[panic investor] 08/1/2018 09:04

Chris I know all that - I do hold

[christh] 08/1/2018 09:01

Panic ,
read this..

Fever-Tree nabs Diageo executive to head up innovation as it plots further growth

Fast-growing premium mixer brand Fever-Tree has nabbed a new director from drinks giant Diageo, marking the company's ambition as it continues to expand.



Diageo snaps up George Clooney's super-premium tequila brand Casamigos for $1bn