Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[wetdream] 15/1/2018 19:13

Yup-looks like 24th Jan.

hxxps://www.fever-tree.com/corporate/investors/financial-calendar

[discodave4] 15/1/2018 18:25

Yep reckon some time next week.DD

[stevedd] 15/1/2018 10:50

I wasn't expecting it until next week. It was the 24th in 2017 and the 25th in 2016 so next week seems more consistent.

[christh] 15/1/2018 09:27

very positive today, heading higher.
Expect an rns on trading this week, thursday or friday?

[discodave4] 14/1/2018 23:06

orissanderOh okay!, so in your expert opinion what was the PE for their first FY and what is it now?.DD

[orissander] 14/1/2018 19:17

Data are out of date totally. In every site.

[discodave4] 14/1/2018 13:38

orissanderDisagree, the PE for their first listed FY was 60, forecast current FY PE is 59.DD

[orissander] 14/1/2018 10:52

The price at IPO was terribly cheap, one of the rare cases when the stock market give a gift to people.
I consider a fair ipo price 5£. So the calculation that we see on internet were the stock is +1,100% from ipo insane is right and wrong at the same way, the price was a steal, it's cause of it that the stock rose +1100%.
Not because is a bubble.

[jarega85] 13/1/2018 22:35

These guys should be flying! I've drank so much fevertree along with my friends, I'd still be down on my investment at £30 a share!!! Lol

[ccr1958] 13/1/2018 15:44

Good couple of weeks ahead ,according to my Darjeeling Leaves . DYOR .

[sogoesit] 13/1/2018 15:08

Do we have a Bamboo "turn" on the cards or are we still looking at potential break below 2110?

[orissander] 12/1/2018 16:35

Very good news indeed.

[wetdream] 12/1/2018 14:34

Well, well, well....still sod all volume, but suddenly share price shoots up-not a lot in % terms, but there's £1 or 5% to be made on a day's trade once the MMs stop p!ssing about.
Perhaps good news on the way?

[ccr1958] 12/1/2018 14:00

Very lively, some on here been unfortunately been caught out ..Tea leaves still working for me .

[christh] 12/1/2018 11:16

finbarot
didn't you try it?

Many people in here need it as they are still in toxic period!

[finbarot] 12/1/2018 11:08

Just been in Selfridge’s food hall and see that Seed lip,the drink for nondrinkers,is now being sold in a gift pack with Fever tree tonic .
Should be popular in dry January

[christh] 12/1/2018 09:59

remember trading statement likely next week......

[christh] 12/1/2018 09:45

7 Nov 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. The share price was up 250p at £22.11, a stellar rise from the £1.34 when the drinks ...

[christh] 12/1/2018 08:16

A lot of G&T was drunk with fevertree tonics
Pub operator Mitchells & Butlers said trading through the core three week festive season with strong, with strong like-for-like growth of 3.9%.

[discodave4] 12/1/2018 00:10

mauriceApologies, my mistake, boo not reduced uk sales, meant yoy drop in Boo brand margins......it's late!.Sorry for OT.DD

[discodave4] 11/1/2018 23:58

mauriceDid read the Boo results first thing and the decline in margin, reduced UK sales and no outlook statement may have been the reason for the drop IMO, highly rated stocks have zero wiggle room, they have to nail everything or else they get punished.....so yes the same could happen here, but believe it won't for the reasons previously posted, but wtfdik.Don't mind you wanting a dip to buy, who doesn't, don't mind shorting either come to that, each to their own and good luck.DD

[christh] 11/1/2018 23:07

maurice
Apparently 0.3 per cent is in significant, but hey look at this RNS where a company increased their holding by 0.05%. Seriously? Lol.

That was an example of someone selling and someone buying.
The thing is it was reported as it was an increase of their shareholding
You do not hear of companies who buy but they own just under 3% so they do not have to inform the stock exchange or the company of their holding.
Fevertree operates in a niche market,it established itself and is going places in fact 58 countries last year and growing.
Boo' s market is difficult fighting with many well known brands.

Good luck to you.

[mauricemonkey] 11/1/2018 22:36

Yeah I agree about all those difference DiscoDave, was thinking that if the market is less prepared to pay for growth then it could dip, especially as I'm reading bond yields are rising so risk tolerances are reducing. Boo got hammered on stellar results so there may be an opportunity here (may, I said may before anyone gets all defensive about their holdings).

The other things to consider, in my opinion, Boo's addressable market is probably bigger and they have less net market share so more space to grow into. And it's easier for Boo to stand up a new brand if one of them stops working.

Both companies have a lot of potential, gutted I didn't get in here early enough but got my first lot of Boo at 26.9p (edited, misremembered) so there's no need for tears - there's plenty of good companies to go around.

Apparently 0.3 per cent is in significant, but hey look at this RNS where a company increased their holding by 0.05%. Seriously? Lol.