Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[villarich] 15/9/2017 14:43

Oh my word ??

[christh] 15/9/2017 14:26

Marty,
I emailed them and got a reply.
see here

[christh] 15/9/2017 14:13

I wrote to the directors this morning and received a reply just now
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Dear Mr xxxxxxxx,

I am writing to you in relation to your email to Fever-Tree this morning. Apologies it has taken some time to get back to you.


The Company knows no reason for the fall in the share price and understands your frustration.
What I can say in relation to current trading is that if the Company has an obligation to update the market if it has information regarding its trading that could be deemed price sensitive (both from a positive or negative standpoint).

The Company’s last trading update at the end of July contained the following update from the CEO –

“We are delighted to report another strong performance in the first half of 2017, continuing the momentum seen in 2016 We achieved growth in all our regions, driven by further distribution gains and underlying rate of sales growth as the two key trends of premiumisation and mixability continue to gather pace globally.

“We continue to invest and improve our infrastructure, relationships with key suppliers and customers as well as adding to our senior team. The strength of our brand and first mover advantage means we are well positioned as the opportunity for premium mixers continues to gather momentum across our key markets.

Given the strong performance in the first half of the year, the Board anticipates that the outcome for the full year will be materially ahead of its expectations.””

I am sorry you feel there has not been more news from the Company but I can assure you management is focused on continue to drive value for all shareholders.
I would be very happy to answer any further questions you have and can be contacted on the below number or would be happy to give you a call.



Regards

Oliver Winters

[villarich] 15/9/2017 13:09

Christh also remember the market makers haven't moved the price down for no reason. They've done it off the back of news that could be construed as impacting the share price - today we've had N Korea, the bomb in London, talk of base rate rises and a stronger pound. MM's could be using that as a reason for price manipulation and not unfeasible. The trick is to realise this has little impact to FEVR and to not panic. Unfortunately due to fear and greed, some PI's will have pushed the sell button today (or had their stops triggered).

[villarich] 15/9/2017 13:04

ChristhThis market maker behaviour is all part of the game and the rules won't be changing any time soon. Anyone who thinks otherwise is naive.What you need to do is look for the signs that a move down is a tree shake or a genuine move due to a change in the market's perception of the value of the business.Has there been any news to suggest revenue growth will slow? No. Therefore i won't be selling my holding. In fact I would be tempted to top up if I had any free cash. Best to close your laptop, go make a cup of tea and come back Monday.

[fuji99] 15/9/2017 12:51

Click on the "Short positions daily short update" (XLS) to view the list at the right side of the page (middle). FEVR is not in the list but who knows if they declared their shorts or not or is it not yet shown ?

[fuji99] 15/9/2017 12:45

christh - The "tactic" is the same for every share. They short and they give signals between themselves to close etc. The markets are always tainted by tricks that the odd and simple PI cannot sometimes understand or digest. When they want to buy cheap, nobody can stop them. In any case shorting is not a crime anyway as long as they declare it. It also a current practice in all markets. I hate shorters but what can we do about it? I noticed it a few days ago and they are probably targeting £20. I only hope FEVR will release some news that will kill them as its steps are in 50p not 5p.

This s for example the list of shorts. Some companies are shorted to the bones.

[christh] 15/9/2017 11:38

Villarich,
are the Market makers responsible and accountable to FCA?
Are the market makers crooks operating legitimately?

If they have purposedly driven the price down for re-stocking stock and creating panick in the market for no reason then someone needs to get on the FCA and report them otherwise the investors, shareholders lose out.

Its totally false this drop as the company has increased its sales, profit, and growing in size and market share.

[karam] 15/9/2017 10:47

Brilliantly recovered

[moonboots222] 15/9/2017 10:44

I would say general sell off caused stop losses to be triggered. At one point it was -11.5% but recovered well.

[karam] 15/9/2017 10:34

Any reason for this free fall

[wetdream] 15/9/2017 10:03

Ha-could've made £1.50 per share over the last hour or so!

[martywidget] 15/9/2017 09:43

Well it smashed through my 2226 target!

[moonboots222] 15/9/2017 09:39

Treeshake?

[juzzer100] 15/9/2017 09:33

Christh - I think there will be a lot of PIs in this share who get pretty spooked when they see drops in stocks that have risen as much as FEVR as they would be seriously overweight in it. Saw a huge drop with PAYS just before xmas with a short attack (for different reasons) and loads of PIs selling/ activating stop losses. I personally have been topping up too, as I am a huge believer in FEVR (although may have been a tad early this morning!)I re-iterate, there is currently no comparable mixer out there and, if things are done well, this should(!) keep rising at least until there is.

[christh] 15/9/2017 09:23

juzzer100 15 Sep '17 - 09:04 - 928 of 930
Probably due to news re potential interest rate rises yesterday and pound moving upwards I reckon. Will affect exports and FT's growth is overseas.

You are just assuming that is.

On the other hand Old Mutual has increased its holding to 8.8% .
and Standard Life Investments to 7.97%

Can you comment on that?

[juzzer100] 15/9/2017 09:16

Don't usually need a G&T at 9am but..... !

[montyhedge] 15/9/2017 09:07

I suppose investors come to their senses, p.e 93 yield 0.28%

[juzzer100] 15/9/2017 09:04

Probably due to news re potential interest rate rises yesterday and pound moving upwards I reckon. Will affect exports and FT's growth is overseas.

[christh] 15/9/2017 08:47

why has this fallen?
From £25.30 to £23 is too bad.

A growth company being pushed downwards.

This is worth more than £30 with the potential growth.

It seems like a repeaed pattern early June which to £16 then motor to £25.30

It will bounce back up

[christh] 12/9/2017 10:49

fuji99 12 Sep '17 - 08:25 - 1191 of 1195
Some shorters around trying to drop it to buy around the £20 mark.

Try shorting it LOL

The institutions, pension funds, private investors have piled up on Fevertree shares.
This is one of AIM companies that has received awards because of its success.

The growth is unstoppable.
Already in 57 countries and its earnings have been Doubled year upon year.

Once the feverdrink has launched in China we'll have a few milllion Chinese being hooked on these mixers and you will see the price going above £30.

Provided off cource is allowed before Diageo or another bidder does not take it over.

This is time to BUY and hold, and if you see the price dropping a bit then top up.

DYOR

[christh] 12/9/2017 09:28

Directors Deals August 3, 2017
Demand for Fevertree still bubbling
By Julia Faurschou


IC advises HOLD