Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[villarich] 01/8/2018 15:41

Like I said on an earlier post. Those who come on to boards to offer 'advice' after a significant move in the price nearly always have an ulterior motive. Either they have a position against that recent move, or they have a very boring existence and seek to get a rise out of people. I think the fact he's unable to answer any of your questions, or provide any analysis deeper than 'watch out the PE is high' suggests he's had his bluff called.He clearly thinks we're all new to FEVR, buying in now expecting to multibag with zero risk. When the truth is we've all been here for a while and are acutely aware of how growth stock behave, especially when they transition to normal growth.

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 15:37

All I can see for today is it's won Gold for tonic brand in the Inapub Peoples Choice Awards 2018.

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 15:32

Hi Villa,Trev is obviously all mouth and zero brain, or just a sad individual that just likes to call people names and wind his neck out a bit.Why do people like Trev and christh think that they can actually influence the share price by posting inane garbage all the while, I find it unbelievable.Not many in my pf blue today, so glad of the spike today. Has there been a broker upgrade or something, sorry being lazy.DD

[villarich] 01/8/2018 15:17

Maybe it was Trev? He's kind of a big deal.

[wetdream] 01/8/2018 15:16

Perhaps it was christh who bought £2.5m worth of stock?

[christh] 01/8/2018 15:05

Panic ,
I am here, I bought yesterday, for long term.
Mugs have been selling yesterday. Fear of the unkown, yet all of a sudden they wake up to reality.

I also could not resist buying KWS for long term. It has come down from £19.60.
A bargain again.

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 15:01

PIYou can thank our polite new deramper Trev for that. Not to worry, if this tanks he says he will be back in a month to gloat........which should kick the price up again, so everyone's a winner lol.Where do they come from?, they are like slugs that appear after a hot spell and a bit of rain, oh well, killed ten minutes.DD

[panic investor] 01/8/2018 14:56

Can't ADVFN correct their bloody app not to post ? marks - it's pathetic

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 14:56

Yep, surprised Trev didn't resort to the tangible net asset value here.......did give him a hint but he ran off, oh well.

[panic investor] 01/8/2018 14:55

Where's Chris it's going up :-)

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 14:54

Hi Sogoesit,Clearly Trev is not a very good deramper, just like our christh is not a good ramper.Had hoped Trev could stick around a bit longer though as he's done wonders for the share price today, plus I've learnt so so much about PEG, PE and NAV.......pmsl.DD

[sogoesit] 01/8/2018 14:54

Oh look. The SP, an unreliable indicator of value, has just gone up to 3555 & didn’t even reach our 3400 consensus floor.
I must return to my NAV calculations and wonder why I didn’t use a DCF model to value the intangible brand value... hmmmm...

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 14:51

All the best, thanks for the debate, been soooo enjoyable and I've learnt soooo much you no.......ooops that's know not no but guess you no that!.Ta taDD

[sogoesit] 01/8/2018 14:50

So, since the PEG ratio is unreliable logic dictates that the P/E ratio is highly unreliable.
You couldn’t make it up. And that’s our lesson for the day from our purported teacher.
Give me a break. Preferably not one down the pub.

[123trev] 01/8/2018 14:48

Don’t worry Dave you will tat ta.

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 14:46

But Trev me old mate, you said:"Did you all no that all these growth stocks that rely on that peg ratio have a habit of eventualy reverting to a price based on a P/E ratio and Nav?."Now your saying the PEG ratio is unreliable, can you explain "unreliable", unreliable for what exactly?.Have a nice time down the pub and see you in a month.......I very much doubt it tbh, oh well.DD

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 14:41

Sorry Trev, meant to add.Are you serious about NAV?, you do understand the Fevertree business model don't you?..........they sub absolutely everything out so even their property and plant is only on the bs for £1.9m, their intangibles are £42m.Think you need to read more and gobb off less IMO.All the best though and wish you well with your short.DD

[christh] 01/8/2018 14:31

123Trev
still time to Buy.
Its heading to £36 today, momentum strong.

[123trev] 01/8/2018 14:17

How don’t you get what I’m saying it’s pretty obvious they could generate 3x the revenue and profit and still wouldn’t come close to that Valuation are you as slow as the rest here! What do you want me to do explain it interms of rosy red apples! Press the the filter mate I’m only after helping the uneducated not the super thick.

[discodave4] 01/8/2018 13:47

123TrevYou say a lot but didn't answer my question about their cash generation.Can you post up something worth debating or are you just going to continue to gob off, if it's the latter the big filter button awaits.All the bestDD