Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[villarich] 08/2/2018 19:27

Hey if I'm not allowed to mock him then you're not!!He's not in Rangold too is he? Blimey. Poor lad

[discodave4] 08/2/2018 19:02

Shouldn't mock the afflicted Sogoesit!, not his fault he's not playing with a full deck.

[sogoesit] 08/2/2018 18:36

Lol
I think christ has more things to worry about than a punt on FEVR. He's probably gone to the Congo to see if RRS can be salvaged... rather than savaged. Oh, for want of an "L"!

[ccr1958] 08/2/2018 17:54

It is holding up well, which is an excellent sign, my get back in under 2300 tomorrow which is a good price imo... as Christi assures me it will be £28 next month

[discodave4] 08/2/2018 13:21

Appears to be defying the sell off in highly/over rated shares......only 4.5% below all time high closing price.DD

[panic investor] 07/2/2018 22:30

Charting is not to be laughed at - just pop over to forex - looks like garbage until you put a few monthly / weekly / daily lines on the charts - amazing how they attract price !

[villarich] 07/2/2018 20:08

Mate you're a legend, thanks for this. I'll do some digging using the links you sent and look up Bulkowski and all his wares. I've looked at trend following etc before but will look to supplement with his theories.Thanks again!

[bamboo2] 07/2/2018 19:47

Re volume, I only look to see if it reflects Bulkowski's ideas in terms of identifying chart patterns correctly. Never use level 2.

Re apexes,
Re patterns,

[bamboo2] 07/2/2018 19:43

Hi Villa, I mainly rely on potential turns in the charts. The position of these is suggested where the apex of upper and lower trendlines converges. It is statistically proven these have an effect on price, even after price has moved out of the triangle or wedge created by the trendlines.

I observe two different types of charts, Last market based, and mid price based. It is a lot of work. It requires a great deal of thought and honesty with oneself about the drawing of trendlines. Ideally a confirmed trendline has three wick contacts, although sometimes two are sufficient where they intersect a line that has at least three.

Sometimes it is possible to have much greater conviction over the direction of a turn where there are two or more apexes occuring on the same day, or on both chart types.

I'll post a chart later where you can see where the trendlines have pointed to the changes in price trend.

I have spent a while studying and practising the ideas of Bulkowski, who has some great books, and a free to access website. All my trading since June 2017 has taken place without regard to trading costs, and I have still made approx 50%, and learnt loads in the process.

[villarich] 07/2/2018 19:26

Thanks Bamboo. Do you look at Volume and / or Level 2 on top of the chart patterns at all? I've read a little on VPA to validate chart patterns but not really put it into practice. And although I get what Level 2 is, I can't work out what I should be looking for! So I haven't really done much short term trading. I want to get into it more though.

[bamboo2] 07/2/2018 19:18

Villa, yes KWS has the look of becoming range-bound.

A bit like FEVR maybe? I see this meandering between approx 2300 and 2500, with the occasional pop, here and there.

Same with FDEV, 1300-1400.

These look good trading ranges to me. Using support and resistance, chart patterns and potential turns, it is possible to generate some cash for extra shares.

[villarich] 07/2/2018 15:18

Was looking at KWS too. Decent support at £14 and seems to be in a sideways trend between that and £16.50. It's had a good run the past 12 months.

[bamboo2] 07/2/2018 14:11

Villa, yes, still in from second trade. Feeling reasonably confident about the support at approx 2300, so happy to sit in the trade. Must admit that I expected the turn at approx 11.30 would be up rather than down.

Been buying elsewhere in last two days, eg KWS, FDEV, SPE, WAND, GAW.

[villarich] 07/2/2018 13:23

Now now panic...

[panic investor] 07/2/2018 13:18

Is it 25 or 28 yet :-)

[villarich] 07/2/2018 12:07

Are you still in from yesterday's second trade? I added yesterday at 2350ish, couldn't resist! Long term for me though so no TP. Topped up quite a few in my portfolio yesterday. RFX, XLM (only blue yesterday) and BOO to name a few.

[christh] 07/2/2018 11:09

ASK YOURSELF
WHY DO I WANT TO BUY AND KEEP Fevertree shares?

REASON 1.
Fevertree set for significant revenue growth
Fever-tree said it expects full year revenue to rise nearly 66% to about £169m for the year ended 31 December 2017, compared to the previous year. The company said it delivered another period of strong growth with... 24 January 2018 08:51
REASON 2.

Broker Forecast - Jefferies International issues a broker note on Fevertree Drinks Plc
Jefferies International today initiates coverage of Fevertree Drinks Plc (LON:FEVR) with a buy investment rating and price target of 3000p. Story provided by StockMarketWire.com 19 January 2018 09:50

REASON 3.
Fever-Tree establishes North American office
Fever-Tree has established a North American office and appointed Charles Gibb as the group's North American chief executive. The group said: 'Since Fever-Tree first entered the North American market 10 years ago, its...
05 December 2017 08:21
REASON 4.
Fever-Tree FY set to be materially ahead of forecasts
Fever-Tree expects results for the year ending 31 Dec to be materially ahead of current market forecasts. In a trading update the group said that the strong growth seen in the first six months had continued during... 07 November 2017 08:03

More stories as they come from the public domain

[christh] 07/2/2018 10:48

Villarich
ha ha ha ha!!!!!

At last he's fcucking gone, looney bin.

[wetdream] 07/2/2018 10:22

Jarega85,
Ever thought that they're one and the same person....
Spooky! 😱

[christh] 07/2/2018 09:31

Jarega85,
enjoy it until lasts!

when it gets to £28, I will sell or maybe stay when it gets to £30.

Are you really 85 years old? And still trading? LOL

[jarega85] 07/2/2018 09:22

You two have turned this into a quality thread, well done