Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[ccr1958] 03/11/2017 08:23

Happy with that ,back in at 1899 .. GLA.

[juzzer100] 03/11/2017 08:23

Dave - agree but doesn't make watching it any easier!This should turn blue today as people will want to be in at the close in case trading update is out Monday.

[discodave4] 03/11/2017 08:09

Another great top up day!

[villarich] 03/11/2017 08:06

Another sh!t day by the looks of it

[martywidget] 03/11/2017 08:00

I'm sure many must look at these daily reports, but I'll post this one from yesterday:

Small Cap Value Report (Thu 2 Nov 2017) - FEVR, EGS, WATR, NXR, FOOT, SOS
Wednesday, Nov 01 2017 by Paul Scott

... Peaking recently at 2500p, I've just picked up a few (more as a trade than an investment) at about 1900p...My broker has just flagged up to me that there's been a broker downgrade for FEVR today apparently. I probably should have checked out why it was falling before buying some! Oh well. It does reinforce though, that highly rated shares don't leave any room for disappointments...




And from The Times:

Fevertree seeks tonic as Schweppes eyes reboot
...“We don’t know if Schweppes’ relaunch will be successful but we think it increases the risk associated with Fevertree’s top-line performance in its biggest market.”...



Real Innovation Awards 2017: Harnessing the Winds of Change winner
Published: 9 hours ago Last Updated: 9 hours ago
Charles Rolls and Tim Warrilow knew they could shake up the drinks market with a new premium mixer. Here's how the Fever-Tree founders built a £2.5bn brand.

[wetdream] 03/11/2017 07:15

Fancy a job at Fever Tree?

(Can't recall if this has been posted before)

hxxp://www.fever-tree.com/latest/news/join-the-worlds-best-mixer-brand-and-work-for-the-international-team

[wetdream] 03/11/2017 00:56

And Rolls still has 13m reasons for helping uphold Fevr's performance.

[devalpha] 02/11/2017 21:14

In my view how current holders react in situations like we find ourselves in over the last few days, is the essence of what makes or breaks a potentially successful investor. I think the story here is very good and hence I've invested heavily from much lower levels. This is a very hard game psychologically when you're faced with a sudden and sharp drop in price. A lot of investors get nervous and assume the worst...sharp slowdown in growth leaked in advance of the trading update possibly due next week.The price rocketed probably too quickly after the half years in my view, so I see this as more of a correction to a morerealistic level.We've got to remember that to sanction a statement to the stock market only half way through the financial year, that the full year results will be materially ahead of market expectations is remarkable and wouldn't have been sanctioned unless they had very clear H2 insight.Remember also that although Tim Warrilow is relatively young, although clearly brilliant, there's no way the older more experienced head, Charles Rolls, with all his drinks industry nous would sanction this type of release unless they had clear H2 insight.Cool heads required here, assuming you believe in the story, and an acceptance that in the short term we may get sharp fluctuations either down as now or up as I suspect will be the case early next week. If you follow the crowd, you'll end up with the crowd. Keep the faith.

[bamboo2] 02/11/2017 21:05

Surely Monday will be more about the outlook, rather than the sales figures?

[terry topper] 02/11/2017 20:41

I think the RBC analyst has taken a complete career-making (or breaking) punt that may well backfire horribly for him/her on Monday
FWIW I suspect that the trading update will imply eps north of 40p (going for 42.4p myself).

[allstar4eva] 02/11/2017 20:36

U think the gap is filled?

[panic investor] 02/11/2017 20:26

Still think it was the chart gap tbh

[wetdream] 02/11/2017 20:25

Can't believe this is due to perceived threat from Schweppes-a tired brand imho.
Wonder if 'speculators'(;-) have been pushing the share price down prior to a potential bidder launching a now 'generous' offer at, say, £25?

[juzzer100] 02/11/2017 18:29

The big question is will we be above 1783 when new Schweppes launches? Let's hope so!Am I the only one who is finding it hard to navigate the Schweppes website for info on the new range?

[janeann] 02/11/2017 18:23

FRom HL...dated July 2017 .......... the first recommendation is the previous and the second is the latest dated July 2017... looks similar to what you say from digitalook..........


Shore Capital 28/07
Retains

Hold

Hold

Berenberg 28/07
Reiterates

Buy

Buy
2,400.00p
Whitman Howard 28/07
Reiterates

Hold

Hold
2,100.00p
Whitman Howard 20/07
Reiterates

Hold

Hold
1,700.00p
RBC Capital Markets 07/07
Reiterates

Outperform

Outperform
1,950.00p

[steptoes yard] 02/11/2017 17:20

Schweppes is a rebrand of the same taste.

[martywidget] 02/11/2017 16:28

Anyone been tracking those funds holding Fever-Tree over recent weeks/month? Hope so.

[As a reminder] For a good insight into the funds holding Fevertree, type into Google search bar the following text:

site:trustnet.com "Fevertree Drinks Plc" AND "Top Holdings"

[martywidget] 02/11/2017 16:20

Maybe Fever-Tree should bring out a new flavour/brand called 'Blockchain'

That'd confuse those algorithms that read news/boards!

[bamboo2] 02/11/2017 16:12

Surprised by the depth of the Breakaway gap fill, so far, compared with previous Breakaway gaps earlier in the chart.

Todays low on the last market price based chart is 1826.
Gap on the same chart is 1793-1863, therefore just over 50% of the gap filled.

edit, the importance being that the gap also represents support zone.

[fuji99] 02/11/2017 15:41

I knew this was prone and sensitive to shorters attacks due to its meteoric rise. Only worry is if it doesn't recover from here, resistance is around 1780'ish.
But for the long termers, corrections mean nothing.
The most important thing is the company fundamentals which are very sound.
A long term hold.