Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[villarich] 11/12/2018 16:19

My point is you're guessing. You don't know for sure that if it breaks £23 it will go to £25. I have no issue with you guessing, just stop making out it's a fact or you've done some deep analysis to come up it. It's a guess, pure and simple.The trend is your friend. You'll fail most of the time if you try and go against it. The trend at the moment is down. Lower highs and lower lows.

[villarich] 11/12/2018 15:38

"if it breaks through £23 then we are on the way to £25"Based on what??? It broke £24 then it dropped to £22.

[christh] 11/12/2018 15:30

if it breaks through £23 then we are on the way to £25

[traderglt] 11/12/2018 15:12

Lower lows lower highs

[christh] 11/12/2018 15:08

The Santa rally has started in the US.

Dow up 300 points

[christh] 11/12/2018 13:37

The Accumulator: Fed turns bears into bulls with two words
By Daniel Grote 30 Nov, 2018


Investors will be hoping that the rally in markets over the last week is a sign of the 'Santa rally' starting early, bringing some cheer at the end of a mixed year.

Barring China, every major global stock market was up over the week to yesterday, as our exclusive Accumulator data table shows.

The figures for the rolling month to yesterday meanwhile show November has been a good month, with markets recovering some of their 'Red October' losses.

The US has led the way, up 4.2% over the five trading days to yesterday in pound terms. Despite the two big sell-offs of the year, in February and October, originating in the world's largest economy, the US market is on track to be crowned 2018's best performer.

The catalyst for this week's rally was Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell's surprise suggestion that the US may be nearing the end of its interest rate hiking cycle.

Just five words from Powell were sufficient to spark October's stock market slump. His claim that interest rates were 'a long way from neutral' at the beginning of the month sparked a big sell-off in US government bonds, which spilled over into the stock market.

His claim this week that rates were 'just below' neutral, an apparent reversal of his stance, reinvigorated investors.

It sparked a rally in precisely those areas of the market hit hardest by October's sell-off. Growth stocks, particularly in the technology sector, tumbled last month, as the investors fretted the value of the future earnings would be eroded by interest rate rises.

Few fund groups are as avowedly focused on growth investing as Baillie Gifford, and their funds were dealt a big blow by Red October.

But they have led the way in the rebound. Over the last week alone, Baillie Gifford's American, Japanese Smaller Companies and Global Discovery funds have rallied by more than 6%. Over the last month, the Japanese Smaller Companies fund is up by a remarkable 17.7%.

[christh] 11/12/2018 13:35

Fidelity found that over the last 30 years the FTSE 100 has risen in 26 Decembers. The only falls came in 1994, 2002, 2014 and 2015, with the heaviest 2002's 5.4% loss.
Hargreaves found a similar pattern for the FTSE All-Share, which has risen in 27 of 32 Decembers since its launch in 1986, delivering an average return of 2.6%.
Over all months over the period, the FTSE All-Share rose only 62% of the time, and by an average of just 0.7%.

[christh] 11/12/2018 13:32

On September 12 the share price was £41.20p
nothing has changed in the company, only the US franchise is growing since its formation in June 2018.

So at the moment this has been heavily oversold, a great buying opportunity.

Trading update in 31 January

[villarich] 11/12/2018 12:37

And if I had sold out, then what grudges would I be bearing? I'd be in a better position wouldn't I? So I'd be gloating moron. Another post that makes no sense whatsoever.

[christh] 11/12/2018 12:28

JPM UK Smaller Companies

Fevertree Drinks PLC ORD 2.55%

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TB Amati UK Smaller Companies B Acc

Fevertree Drinks PLC ORD 2.19%

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Standard Life Inv UK Smaller Comp Ret Acc
Fevertree Drinks PLC ORD 4.18%


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Most of the small company funds are invested in Fevertree.

That shows great confidence in the company.

Do your research in here

[christh] 11/12/2018 12:21

Funds with fevertree holdings
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Marlborough Special Situations A Acc
Fevertree Drinks PLC ORD 2.00%



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Merian UK Smaller Companies Focus GBP R Inc
Fevertree Drinks PLC ORD 5.17%


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[wetdream] 11/12/2018 12:14

Seems odd not to have had any Holding RNSs.
Where's the selling coming from? Can't just be PIs surely....🤔

[christh] 11/12/2018 11:30

Skinny
Aim stocks are oversold, great time to Buy for those with big pockets.
But come January all will change as the proof of the pudding is in the eating as they say.

Fevertree never dissapointed and it will not this time either.

The price in January will not be what you see today, but £40+ as the brokers (a house broker) vouch (reiterate) for the share price.

If you think they are stupid then you are probably not thought about them, whose jobs are on the line for so convincingly issue such a bold statement.

[christh] 11/12/2018 11:11

you should not be talking at all!
You sold out and now bearing grudges....

We will see on 31 Jan who's right!!!!!!!!!!

[villarich] 11/12/2018 11:09

The market hasn't forgotten Fever Tree's precious statement. If you hadn't noticed the whole of AIM is getting hammered. We're in a risk off world at the moment due to volatility. Everything is getting hammered.

[villarich] 11/12/2018 11:06

Don't bother mate. Your views will fall on deaf ears. Christh says the brokers are always right but only the brokers who have price targets higher than his entry position. The guy is a hypocrite.

[christh] 11/12/2018 11:03

LAST YEAR
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Fever-Tree said its performance in the UK over the Christmas period was particularly notable, with an “impressive rate of sales growth”, but insisted it still had room to expand.

[christh] 11/12/2018 10:59

FOR THOSE WHO ARE NOT FAMILIAR
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Fevertree Drinks plc is the world's leading supplier of premium carbonated mixers for alcoholic spirits by retail sales value, with distribution to over 50 countries worldwide.
Based in the UK, the brand was launched in 2005 to provide high quality mixers which could cater to the growing demand for premium spirits, in particular gin, but also increasingly for vodka, rum and whisky.
The Company now sells a range of carbonated mixers to hotels, restaurants, bars and cafes (On-Trade) as well as selected retail outlets (Off-Trade).
Approximately 56% of the Group's sales were derived from outside of the UK in financial year 2016, with key overseas markets in the US and Europe.

Fever-Tree also said it signed two new distribution arrangements – one in the US with wine and spirits distributor Southern Glazer’s Wine and Spirits, and the other with Spain’s Grupo Damm, the maker of Barcelona’s popular beer Estrella Damm.

[christh] 11/12/2018 10:57

Kevin Havelock since he joined fevertree has spent over £1 million Buying fevertree shares.
He has paid between £26.83-£38.35 per share purchase

all in the above link